9 Signs You Have A Major Case Of Wanderlust

Brought to you by the Credit Union Wish you could escape to the other side of the world for some sun, sea and relaxation? Join the club.  Whether it's a weekend trip to Bruges, an adventure in the Big Apple, or an exploration of Patagonia, some of us are forever daydreaming about travel. With thanks to the Credit Union, here are nine signs you have a major case of wanderlust. 1. Your travel bucket list is getting longer by the day From walking the Camino de Santiago and hiking Machu Picchu, to diving in the Great Barrier Reef and climbing the Great Wall of China, there is no end to the list of places you dream about visiting. Gif via tumblr 2. You fantasise about dropping everything... And heading for the airport on a pretty regular basis. In fact, your friends daydream about new shoes, handbags and houses, but all you think about is hopping on that next airplane. 3. Skyscanner is your most-visited website... And those ads follow you everywhere. You're subscribed to every airline newsletter, and to you, a major flight sale is like Christmas morning. Gif via popsugar 4. You don't understand people who don't share your love of travel... What's wrong with these people? 5. Your Instagram feed... Is a sea of beautiful photos from around the world. Gif via giphy.com 6. All of your annual leave is devoted to holidays A return flight at midnight the night before you've to be back in the office? Not a problem. 7. Here's what your dream bookshelf looks like... Image via thegrumpytraveller.com 8. When deciding on a major purchase... Your first thought is often: 'That's the price of a flight.'' 9. The first you do when you get home from a holiday... Is start planning the next one. Gif via trevormorrowtravel.com Seriously need a trip away? Why not talk to your local Credit Union about a short term loan for a well-needed break. Credit Unions offer very competitive holiday loans. You can pay off your loan early, make additional lump sum repayments or increase your regular repayments all without a penalty. Call into your local Credit Union to find out more.