Assuming you love to travel, you will surely agree there is no specific season for taking a trip.
But there is no doubt that the winter season is a little more challenging for tourism, and the options are more limited than in other seasons.
When planning a winter trip, you should first think about the destination you are traveling to and try to understand what the weather will be like on the dates you have chosen.
If you like shopping, probably every big European city will suit you—but note that in some resort towns, the shops are closed at the height of winter, as well as some of the restaurants and cafes.
If you like hiking in nature, places where there is a chance of heavy snow or storms will not suit you—and may even ruin your vacation.
If you are looking for a getaway from the cold, try to think about planning a vacation on the other side of the globe—for example in Australia, New Zealand, or Brazil, when the peak of summer is in the months of December-January. The flights might be longer and more expensive, but you can enjoy the feeling of summer, for a few more weeks.