After months of planning, you've arrived at your dream holiday only to be welcomed by a heavy downpour that doesn't show any signs of letting up. Choose to sulk or take charge with these tips so your vacation is memorable for the right reasons. When thundershowers confine you to the four walls of your hotel room, it's the best time to catch up on your reading. Snuggle up under a blanket, make the most of room service while you try to unravel the latest murder mystery or moon over your favourite romance novel. If you're a gourmand and your hotel boasts of several specialty restaurants, this is your chance to experiment with the food. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2010/jun/badypain.jpg" border="5" /> If your hotel has access to a DVD library, you can request them to get the DVDs of your favourite comedy show and enjoy a DVD marathon. Organise a Karaoke session with family or friends, depending who your travel companions are. You not only get to belt out your favourite track but also brush up on your singing skills. This is the best time to make the most of the indoor swimming pool. Choose to book a hotel with an indoor swimming pool. Check on indoor game facilities that are part of your package. If all else fails, catch up on beauty sleep. It will do wonders for your mood, and give your body the much needed rest. Max your hotel offers on spa and beauty treatments. When it snows, the hotel management will try to get rid of it as soon as possible. You could request them to let it be for a while, for a snowball fight!

After months of planning, you've arrived at your dream holiday only to be welcomed by a heavy downpour that doesn't show any signs of letting up.

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