6 Reasons Why Travelling Solo Is Taking Over
Have
you ever felt on a grouped trip that you are not fitting in the group, your needs do not sync with others’ or yourself being left out? Or ever canceled a
planned trip that you so wanted, for the third time in a row at the last
juncture? Then here is your answer, gather the courage, follow your hunch, buckle
up and set out to travel on your own. Still an apprehension inside? Then these
are the various reasons you are so doing it.
Don’t let your plan go waste
You
yourself know how many hours you spent after that perfect planning of the trip.
Gathering information about the sites and the stays not only asks for a great
deal of time but also tries your patience. Dropping the plan waiting for
others, wastes your efforts making it in the very first place. So just go out
and fly away with your wings gliding.
You will find control over the itinerary
When
you travel solo everything is in accordance with your will. You and only you have
the authority on every dime you choose to spend, every spot you wish to visit
and the stars in your accommodation.
A sudden change in plans goes as convenient
Since
you are the master of your own will, a change in the course of the trip or an
extra addition is completely on you. No permission or discussion required which
brings us to…
You are not answerable to anyone for your choices
It
may so happen that the trip does not go as planned. If you are the planner then
everything is on you. If someone else is travelling with you, then you have to
be answerable to them for not meeting up to their requirements. Neither do you
have to feel guilty. Also you tend to become selective when it comes to choices
of others.
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You can focus on yourself
Solo
stay in a hotel room and having some me time all the way is another advantage
of the same. Get into a top floor room, open your window, have a cup of hot
beverage sitting by the frame and relish the view outside, unperturbed. Order
your foods in your room, tuck in the blankets and be the queen of a patented kingdom
of yours. Vacating out solo without soliciting to others’ need and enjoying
your own rhythm is the first thing to enjoy in such trips.
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You will also focus on the journeying
When
you are done with traveling you will find yourself having more vivid memories
of the places itself which somehow gets divided when in groups. When it’s the
latter, you tend to engage yourself with creating memories with the people you
are with than of the place you are in.
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Have you read or seen the Neflix series of "13 Reasons Why ?". Here's your 13 reasons why to solo traveling. Also read about the positive impacts of solo traveling on the character traits here.
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3 comments
Yes i totally agree with this. Sometimes travelling in group can have a lot of problem especially the places each person wants to go or even what to do, Most of time, time is spend waiting for each other. There and pro and cons in anything
ReplyDeleteSolo travel sounds fun!
ReplyDeleteA lot of Thanks for your helpful tips. Basically Solo visitors have generally needed to pay more for a room than couples. ... Hoteliers feel they ought to be made up for setting up a room that is expected for two visitors on the grounds that the expenses of clothing, housekeeping, warming and lighting continue as before regardless of what number of are sharing the room. Cleanest Florida Beaches is also much beautiful place in the world. Couples are more enjoying there. They need to make a perfect plan before go there.
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