When picking a destination, choosing somewhere that's difficult to get to can be a mistake.
Location is important when it comes to a bachelorette trip, as it sets the tone for the trip as a whole. Cabo indicates days at the beach, a trip to Nashville lends itself to honky tonks and live music, and you'll probably be hiking and hitting up breweries if you find yourself in Asheville.
But when you're selecting a location for a trip, you should keep in mind where your guests will be coming from and how easy or difficult it will be for them to get there.
Your friends are likely going to be paying for lodging and food for the weekend, and unless they live within driving distance of the destination, they may be paying for airfare as well.
If you pick a more remote destination, they may have to pay for multiple flights or even take more time off of work, which adds to their financial burden for the trip as a whole. It's best to pick a location that's easily accessible by plane, train, and car, so your guests can get to the event without breaking the bank.
Luckily, popular bachelorette destinations like Scottsdale, Austin, and Nashville all have major airports in them, so it shouldn't be too difficult to find a place that works for your event.
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