How to Choose Holiday Gifts for Friends and Family
Decide who will receive gifts., Decide how much you will spend. , Check that your expectations are realistic., Read the brochures and guide books and try to get some ideas of what you might want to purchase. , Follow the relevant regulations and...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Decide who will receive gifts.
It is your holiday and people would rather you spent your money on enjoying it. ,, Mistakes can be expensive and lead to legal problems. , This can remove the worry of finding gifts whilst on holiday. ,,, But be aware that there are some destinations where 'haggling' is mandatory. , For example a London T-Shirt or a Denver Broncos baseball cap. ,, Remember to bargain. ,, You can only do this if you are sure that there will be something suitable. , -
Step 2: Decide how much you will spend.
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Step 3: Check that your expectations are realistic.
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Step 4: Read the brochures and guide books and try to get some ideas of what you might want to purchase.
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Step 5: Follow the relevant regulations and guidelines if traveling to a different country.
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Step 6: Consider buying gifts at the duty free shop on departure if you are traveling to a different country.
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Step 7: Look around your holiday destination for items on your list and for any new ideas.
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Step 8: Consider allocating a morning or afternoon for shopping and get all the gifts you can.
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Step 9: Try shopping at local markets.
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Step 10: Choose a cheap gift mentioning the place that you are visiting.
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Step 11: Purchase souvenir collectibles such as thimbles or T-spoons if you are giving gifts to collectors.
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Step 12: Examine local crafts and specialties
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Step 13: but be careful of what you are charged.
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Step 14: Remember that there may be a good duty free shop at you departure point.
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Step 15: Buy gifts at the duty free shop on departure for home.
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Step 16: Purchase sweets/candies or perfume/aftershave if all else fails.
Detailed Guide
It is your holiday and people would rather you spent your money on enjoying it. ,, Mistakes can be expensive and lead to legal problems. , This can remove the worry of finding gifts whilst on holiday. ,,, But be aware that there are some destinations where 'haggling' is mandatory. , For example a London T-Shirt or a Denver Broncos baseball cap. ,, Remember to bargain. ,, You can only do this if you are sure that there will be something suitable. ,
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