..Sorry, I didn't realize this was on this board.

I'd recommend checking out athlean-x on youtube, look for burst training. Mountain climbers, split squat lunges with jump, push ups, etc... There is some (ok most) there that leaves me on the floor using nothing but body weight. I'm going to be gone 10 days starting 18th, few of my reservations have pool and plan on using swimming as much as possible to burn some calories. Along with above body weight workouts. My biggest issue is how to find food that isn't crazy on carbs, sodium, and of course calories.

http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/training/weight-training-for-fat-loss-part-2.html

Important point in there you'll likely find disappointing.

"The basic conclusion, again from both research and practical experience is that both volume and frequency of training can usually be cut by up to 2/3rds (that is, to 1/3rd of what you did to improve it) but with one massively important caveat: the intensity of that training must be maintained.
Put another way, you could maintain volume and frequency at the same level but if you cut intensity, you will lose the adaptation. Basically any combination that’s ever been looked at only works if intensity is maintained."

But good news - 2 weeks is well short enough.

http://www.menshealth.com/fitness/how-long-can-i-go-without-lifting-weights

"In fact, a recent study of recreational weight lifters found that 6 weeks of inactivity resulted in only a slight decrease in power (10 percent after 2 weeks) and virtually no drop-off in size or strength."

Don't rest, do what you can - but don't be surprised to come back stronger with a good strong recovery you had.

Just to follow up on this, when taking a vacation or break from lifting (let's say a month in my case), would it be advisable to return to the weight you left off or lower the weight?

Same weight, be prepared to lower the reps. Should be really sore for more days than probably care to have or remember from earlier days.

So less weight slightly higher reps for couple sessions may allow recovery to be shorter, and really getting back to normal routine.

It's a bummer when the DOMS last 4 days, knocking out a your next normal routine for those same muscles