Traveler's Fatigue: The Inevitable & Unwanted Extra Traveling Partner

Most of us have traveled to other places other than that of your home.  Basic traveling everyday can make anybody tired, but how about to places out of city, state/province, or even country?  Whether we travel by train, car, airplane, or boat, it is an unavoidable factor of any form of travel.  There is no doubt that most of the time you travel for is worth every second of your traveling, but as they say, "You can't know success without failure," and you can't know and appreciate your vacation or objective as much if you didn't travel.  The best way that I find you can avoid the inevitability of traveler's fatigue is taking your mind off of it.  Psychology has a major impact on each of our everyday lives.  It is sometimes possible that paranoia can influence our actions if we have spent a lot of time with someone who is sick, possibly causing us to develop physical symptoms even though when checked medically, we have nothing wrong and it was all in our head.  The exact same concept applies with traveler's fatigue.  If you take your mind off of it, and socialize with family or traveling buddies, you will find yourself able to make it through all the fatigue.  Now at the end of every trip of travel, there is that period of travel that we need to set aside to take as, "a vacation from a vacation."