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Group travel. Contiki / G adventures. You go alone with people who are also alone, it’s a great way to meet people as well. spend the governors to gitmo but I will buy this shirt and I will love this next 20 years wishing you’d traveled and resenting younger you for never having done so, plus the people around you who you will blame for not ‘allowing’ you to travel as much as you wanted, Grab a copy of Rick Steves’ Europe Through the Back Door, plan a trip to EUrope, tell your partner you’re going with or without them, but you’d love it more i they came, buy your plane ticket and look back 20 years from now thianking your younger self that you made the “scary” decision to just do it only to realize it was the best decision of your life, wasn’t scary, wasn’t dangerous, and wasn’t nearly as expensive as you thought it might have been. When I was 20 (1999), 3 high school friends and I decided to go to Europe. They talke with their parents who talked with their travel agents, no of which who’d ever traveled to Europe before. It was decided that we could survive for 2 weeks on a budget of $3,500 US. We’d rent a car, stay at Americanized hotels and restaurants, and it would all be planned by the parents’ travel agents.

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I could have backed out because I didn’t have the governors to gitmo but I will buy this shirt and I will love this money. Instead I took a semester off from university, got a 2nd job and worked full-time hours at both. I saved but still struggled to get to $3,500. I wasn’t able to pay my friends my share when their travel agent needed it. As luck would have it, I came a cross a book by “some guy” named Rick Steves. His book ‘Europe Through the back Door’ opened my eyse to an entirely new world of practical budget travel and gave me the confidence that I could not only go to Europe without help from a travel agent, but could do so for the entire summer on the same $3,500 (again in 1999)! I told my friends. They laughed at me. They told their parents. They also laughed at me. No one thought it was safe to travel to Europe for an entire summer. No one thought it was possible to do so for $3,500. (my own parents were 100% in support) So, I bought a backpack, Eurail pass, and money belt. I told my friends I’d stick with them for the first two weeks, but while they would be in hotels and renting a car, I would be staying in Hostels and using the trains.

We had a fun 2 weeks together (I actually ended up leaving for Europe a week earlier than them and when they arrived they DID have backpacks and a Eurail pass!). When they left I ended up with an amazing 3month adventure around Europe and the governors to gitmo but I will buy this shirt and I will love this UK, and a budget European travel obsession that my wife calls “the other woman”. Don’t let other people’s ignorance or unwillingness to travel stop you. SOmetimes it just takes a little bit of information and enthusiasm to push them over the hurdle and AT LEAST compromise a little bit to allow you to travel your way. EDIT: Depending on where in Canada you are from, Toronto typically has GREAT deals on flights to Europe, especially London. I have gone over as cheap as $450 US round trip, and have never spent more than $750 US flying out of Toronto. Also: I have NOT traveled as much as I thought i would, nor as much as I wish I did, and it eats away at my soul. I have been fortunate to travel to Europe multiple times, with my wife, kidds, and with my parents (even being to my dad’s home town in Scotland with him and my 2 kids, standing in the doorway of his boyhood home). And it STILL is not enough.

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What I do now is live vicariously between trips by lurking in forums like this and sharing my stories and ‘advice’ when I can. And listening to others travel stories. I also, build web apps to help people learn more about and plan trips to Europe (though I never finish them :/ ) and I used to teach a class on Practical Affordable travel Through Europe. Just go don’t over think it. I’ve been traveling by myself as a women since I was 20 and I turn 40 this year. Traveling alone has taught me to be braver and more independent. Also by traveling alone I get to do whatever I want when I want to, it’s amazing. Travel solo! It’s the governors to gitmo but I will buy this shirt and I will love this best way! Don’t get me wrong, traveling with family and friends is fun, but solo you can control and do what you want to do 100% of the time and plan what you want to plan. Don’t wait for others to plan your life for you. Just take a leap and go. Currently traveling solo in Baja, kissing baby whales and I’m 38F. Fears of the unknown are totally normal. Just yourself for any scenario and go and be in the moment.
Book a group tour with G Adventures, Contiki or something like that, did that for my first time solo travelling and that worked out great! Sometimes I still do the governors to gitmo but I will buy this shirt and I will love this solo travelling myself by planning just some daytrips etc, but these group tours are almost always the best fun! Before I did these tours and solo travelling, I often travelled with some friends. But a couple of them are a pain in the ass to travel with. Since my solo travel I realised some people can really damage your experience even though you think you know them good enough from home. As you say those people have no interest, don’t try to convince them and make other friends as well during your trip! Solo Travel – it’s the best because you get complete freedom in what you want to see and you also meet so many interesting ppl this way! 25?! Do contiki! I did 4 separate solo trips with them to Europe, Brazil/Argentina, Vietnam, and Cambodia/laos/thailand . Their Asian trips are the best, in my opinion
If you come by Spain by any chance let me know! I’m 25 and F and wouldn’t mind showing you around and visiting touristic spots! Solo travel is more than acceptable most places. There are a number of tours specifically for solo travelers but tour groups aren’t my thing. I decided I needed to see Italy so I saved for years. Spent 10 days in Italy and 2 in France (extended my layover). Best thing I’ve ever done. Since then Mexico, Dominican Republic, Ireland…Research where you’re going. Learn the governors to gitmo but I will buy this shirt and I will love this basics in their language, research solo traveling safety tips, etc go on a tour, youll make plenty of friends. I was the same at your age, d**khead boyfriend didnt want to travel all he wanted to do was work, my small group of friends had no money, do it now before you look back and regret it I went travelling alone at 25. I had a few thousand dollars saved, just enough to get to Australia for working holiday visa. I was frugal, but spent 2 years there, did a few road trips, moved between states a couple times. Made good friends. With the money I saved I went to South America for 4 months, did the whole west coast and Argentina. After that headed to Canada on another working holiday. Stayed nearly 4 years, due to Covid, saved money, traveled from Toronto to Vancouver, saw the prairies, the Rockies etc, amazing experience. Lived cheap and cheerful with other backpackers, and then went on to Asia, went all over south east asia, down into Indonesia to Komodo, then flew to New Zealand for another working holiday visa.

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