Biggest part is putting yourself into a different situation. It gives you a lot of different threads to pull on, especially if you are traveling more to explore and less to just participate in leisure. Leisure is still required for burnout recovery, and sometimes seeking a very quiet place in which your needs are taken care of is the best way to quiet down all the hypersensitive alarms in your body and mind. Sometimes travel is for like going somewhere different, seeing how different people live, doing something you normally wouldn't do.
I might get a nice apple laptop, put my stuff in storage, and nomad it for a bit. I can fly back to see my kids, but cost of living is cheap AF in europe/mediteranean. It would definitely give me a bit of a change in perspective.