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I wish I started travelling to more adventurous places early and leave Europe for when I’m old and less mobile. As someone who has backpacked around Europe for 3 months right after college in his early 20’s, the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this experience of traveling and staying in hostels meeting new people your age is very different than when you’re much older and less mobile traveling on a bus tour or in a cruise. Traveling isn’t just about visiting new places, but it’s also the people that you meet along the way and interact with. Sorry maybe I wasn’t clear in my post. I live in Europe so most places are easily accessible by cheap flights for me. Also take between 1-3h max. Now I’m travelling to Asia, Africa, and I want to go to South America. Its a bigger time commitment for sure and those trips often require a bit more of stamina a lot of the time. I will have to be mindful of aging parents and other commitments in the future and will perhaps stick to Europe mostly in 10-15 years time.

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I did travel in my twenties but only started at 24. I didnt really think of travelling between the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this ages of 18 -22 at all. I do wish I travelled a little bit like maybe once a year. But for the most part I dont regret not travelling when i was so young because honestly I had a blast going to bars and clubs and festivals. I really went out a LOT then and Im glad I did because thats the best age (in my opinion) to do it! And a part of me thinks that if i was travelling I would have missed out on the festivals and staying up all night partying etc. I mean i know you can do that in other countries as well but Im glad I did it in my own country with friends and boyfriends and things like that. Even if I did want to travel at that age I honestly wouldn’t have been able to afford it though. I do travel a lot now but I do often feel jealous of everyone who has already been to 50 countries and Ive only been to 23 (although i have returned to a few countries multiple times).
Being on a travel sub makes you compare yourself to others that have been to so many places! But compared to the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this average person you’ve seen a lot more! Aw thanks that’s nice of you to say. Being on this sub is nice for the advice and interesting travel stories and discussions but it does also really fuel my FOMO sometimes. 🙂 But thank you for saying that. Best way to be miserable is regretting…commonly it’s a way to also not do something today you really want to do but are scared. People go the budget route. SEA, hostel life etc… or they’re trust fund babies or otherwise riding the coattails of relatives. Something that shouldn’t be glorified. I traveled some in my 20s but it never really “hit home” until I got into my 30s. You’re a more mature, well developed adult at that point and you appreciate the experience more. Over on the solo travel sub you see people in their early 20s panic posting because they’re worried they won’t meet people while abroad. Saw one recently about a person rethinking a 3 week trip to Iceland, one of the world’s most magical places, because they might be “alone”…. Kids like that are looking for party, you’re not fully appreciating the experience I’m probably at the younger end of this as I just entered into my 30s but my social normals were not that. It was normal to travel in your 20s, but people are doing it even more now that they’re in their 30s, especially us professionals with no kids. It would have been cool to travel more, and I traveled extensively in my 20s. Still traveling a lot in my 30s, and hope to in my 40s and beyond. You need to do what is best for your situation and goals, but I do think that traveling provides unique perspectives and opportunities. If you value those, take advantage as much as possible.

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No regrets here. You need time and money. I had a fear of flying when I was younger and I eventually got better with time and transatlantic trips. I try to take 3-4 vacations a year, work schedule and finances permitting. I don’t adhere to social norms/insta bloggers. Do what makes you comfortable and happy. Grass is always greener. I traveled a lot in my 20s. I’m 35 now. Sometimes I regret it, somedays I’m glad I did it. Sometimes I feel like it was my ego that wanted me to “be free and travel” when in fact I’m actually happiest being a part a community, and settling into a routine. In a way, perhaps I wouldn’t haven’t learned that though if I never traveled, and I’d always be wondering, “What if?” I feel like the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this older I get, the more I’ll appreciate it.
I think that traveling in my 20s would have been great, but it really wasn’t possible financially, so I didn’t. No regrets – just the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this reality of my situation. I worked my way through college and lived on a shoestring. Then when I finished, I continued to work to support myself. It wasn’t until I was in my 30s that I had the income and vacation time to do any traveling. I traveled to EUrope the first time for 3 months when I was 20. I was immediately bitten by the travel bug and wanted to go back as soon as I got home. I couldn’t stop thinking about all the other places I could see in Europe, then around the world. But I listened to others who said I was crazy and i needed to get my head out o fthe clouds and finish school and get a job and pay my student loans and build my career. I never was able to save enough up to go back. I never could get more than 1 week per year off in the first 3 years of my career. I hated being in a suit and stuck at a desk every single day.
Eventually I worked my way to 2-weeks vacation per year and IMMEDIATELY talked my girlfriend into backpacking around Europe for those 2 weeks and did go back. That only reminded me how much I wanted to travel and how little I was able to. When I got back I decided if I couldn’t travel to Europe as much as I wanted to, I would help others do so. So I started teaching a class to college students and adults to help them plan trips to EUrope affordably and with confidence. Still hated every second of my job. Not long after I started teaching these classes I decided I needed a website and taught myself to code. As soon as I realized that I had a monetizable new skill I quit my job at the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this bank and started to freelance web development. I thought “YES! Now i can work on my own, earn money and travel to Europe whenever I wanted!”. New twist: me and my girlfriend were very serious and we lived together and she did not have the travel bug as I did since she was still finishing school and was looking forward to starting her career. Leaving her behind was not an option for me.
Fast forward 11 years, a few low-vacation web development jobs, and we are married with 2 young kids. I am completely obsessed with European travel, having planned a trip every year that I did not go on. I am bitter towards my job and hate working for companies that prevent me from traveling every year. My wife calls Europe ‘the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this other woman’. Everyone who’s never left their home town or only gone on 1 or 2 week ‘vacations’ tells me I need to give up this dream of traveling and grow up. In 2016, I plan a trip to the UK with my father and decide to bring both my parents and my wife and kids. We go over for 2 weeks. Fast forward another 7 years, I’m still miserable with work and not having traveled to Europe – or elsewhere internationally – and trips in the US seem blah to me. I have been building tools to help others plan trips to Europe, but never finish or launch them and they never see the light of day. Finally, in 2023, I get to go back to Europe. This time a 2-week summer trip driving 2500km around Ireland with my family. I vow never to spend another year without traveling for at least a month in Europe or further afield.
Once you travel – i mean really travel, not a 1 week vacation on a beach at a all-inclusive resort like so many of the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this people around me had done – it changes you. And if you get bitten by the travel bug it NEVER lets go. And if you don’t get to travel to feed that bug it eats away at your soul. It can be so bad that you sometimes lose sight of the other wonders around you. Travel when you’re young and travel as often as you can. Find others that share that love of travel with you and travel with them. Pass on that love of travel to anyone you can, especially your kids if/when you have them. Travel with them when they are young. Share your experience with others who want to do the same. Wow, I’m so sorry you haven’t had the chance to travel so much, and not been around fellow travellers that truly understand the travel bug, I’m 25 and backpacked most of last year, I spent $25k on travel and everyone said it was a waste. But when I got home I was just not the same.. it DOES change you, I now live in Vietnam teaching English, and life feels amazing, it really opened my world up. I hope soon you and possibly your spouse can take a big trip together to all the beautiful places you want to see, you sound like a true nomad at heart 100% “true nomad at heart”. Since the ‘digital nomad’ movement began I have been saying I was a generation too early.
Even with so many people traveling around while working, the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this people closest to me STILL don’t get how normal it is and how POSSIBLE it is. And travel – long term travel – DOES change you. And it’s sometimes hard to adjust back ot a ‘normal’ lifestyle. Not really. My wife and I banked her entire wages from ages 22-29 when we started a family. That money compounded over the next 30 years, along with later contributions, that allowed us to retire at age 59. We now travel 3 months out of the year plus spend winters in a warm, sunny spot. Trading 6 years of travel for 13 years, so far, has been a pretty good exchange. No…. not at all. That’s not an ‘also foolish’ assumption. Assumption means to have a reasonable expectation of something being true, even if you don’t know for sure. It’s reasonable to expect that you will get old, so it’s not foolish at all to assume you will get old. If you’re a 25 year old male today, you are likely going to see another 50 years. If you make it to 50, you’ll likely see another 28 years. Make it to 65 and you’ll likely have another another 17 years.
I just mean both are true. You still likely get old. But it’s foolish to assume you will have 100% certainty to get old. Of course save up and plan for the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this future. But don’t forget to have fun because there’s a chance you might not have one. Absolutely. In my 40’s with a family now and won’t really be able to afford to travel again logistically and monetarily until we’re kid free. Of course I can’t change that now so I don’t dwell on it. However, yes, I wish I would of put more energy into traveling before I settled down. My knees are starting to give me issues already and I do worry I won’t be able to do as much as I want to in my 50’s when we can travel again. Yes mostly for energy reasons (I don’t have the energy to be a tourist by day, party at night anymore) but I didn’t have enough money to travel more. I do not regret not being in debt from travel now though.
Never travelled during my studies, and I worked a 9 to 5 after graduation immediately. I would travel 2-3 times a year, for 1 week, 2 weeks or so. Eventually those add up and I end up with some 30 countries, many repeats (i’m 31 now). I could’ve taken a year off, or a few months to travel, but I think no matter how much you do, you will always say “i could’ve done more”. I do not wish I did more, I think the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this fact that I went so infrequently made those trips more valuable. I definitely wish I traveled more in my 20’s. I did a few trips but not a whole lot. I also think the travel bug bit me a little later. In hindsight, I would’ve saved up for maybe a 3 month trip and also put some in an index fund and let compounding work.
Now I traveled more in my 30’s and I’m very glad I did. There’s a lot more places I wanna see but I’m glad I knocked some places off my list. Not really, 36 now and I traveled a bit in my 20s but I had friends around and still had a great time consistently. I still want to travel now, it’s not like traveling in your 20s gets it out of your system. If anything I appreciate museums and culture a lot more now. I was lucky to travel quite a bit! I went to Europe twice, did a few USA road-trips, traveled a lot in the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this southeast (where I lived at the time) and lived in Philly for two years I would’ve loved to travel more but travelling costs money and I didn’t have much of that at the time (still don’t lol)
Yes, but not because of age but because some places I can’t visit now. I was going to go to Syria the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this year the Arab Spring started and now the places I wanted to go to are destroyed. I don’t regret not going at that time (obviously it was dangerous), but I regret that I can never see places like Palmyra anymore). I was going to do the Trans Siberian a few years ago, now it is much more difficult But I don’t want to live in regret, I use that to stop the logic of “next time” to go to places sooner not later. I’m going to Taiwan and South Korea in a month and will go to Lebanon later in the year. Maybe some of these places won’t exist in 5+ years, certainly the way it is now, so better to go whilst we can rather than wait for a hypothetical trip in the future when the timing is right
I have been very fortunate (if it’s the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this right word) that I had the opportunity to travel a lot in my twenties and due to various life events had a few month gaps in my thirties that allowed me to travel for extended time when I also had the money to do so (a scarcity when I was younger). I realise this is a privilege afforded to few people though, so don’t take it lightly!) I would have liked to, but I did not have the finances for it then. Now I’m retired and I’m hitting it hard–2 international trips in the last couple of months, and another one planned next month–because who knows how long my health will hold out. I think I would have enjoyed it more in my 20s, though. Everyone wants to meet a young, cute 20 year old. 60 year old? Not so much, although there is safety in invisibility. And my energy level is not that of a 20 year old. There’s a reason you see old people sitting on park benches. And on cruises. (I hate cruises!)
Honestly, I always thought it was a social norm to travel a lot in your 20s. Even as early as 25, I’d see people screening potential dates out on dating apps because they haven’t traveled enough, particularly internationally. There is an unspoken (and sometimes spoken) expectation for people to do a certain amount of travel by the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this time they turn 30. Even in professional networking settings, one of the few questions that is considered a truly neutral icebreaker is “where have you traveled recently,” with the assumption being that travel is the great equalizer between people of varying ages, political beliefs, etc and everyone can talk about travel. It doesn’t always have to be expensive, there’s a reason hostels exist and it’s mostly full of people in their 20s, like previous poster mentioned It was hard to justify not working and making money. Even if it is “inexpensive” there is a cost associated with not being employed.
The vast majority of people I socialized with in my 20s were higher-earning educated professionals, but a lot of us still used credit card miles and stayed at hostels (which can be a ton of fun) in our 20s. No one started spending heaps of money on hotel accommodations until maybe 35 or so; at 25 my body also could tolerate long-haul economy class much better than my body could at 35. Holy shit, this is a privileged af take. I have done 60 countries in my 20s which aren’t even over, and run in wealthy circles due to my career (PR) but the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this majority of people around me (including celebrities) realise travel is a privilege. I split my 20s between living in New York and another major VHCOL city outside the US and most of the people in my professional and social circle were corporate law (e.g., Magic Circle law firms) or finance. I admit that these were privileged AF people; I ended up marrying someone who had very little opportunity to travel in his 20s or 30s due to finances and didn’t hold it against him at all (if anything, I like being the de facto travel planner).
I live in Europe as well so I hear you, but some people can’t even pay rent right now. The economy is so bad and we’re about to go into recession, I’d never expect someone to have travelled by the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this time they’re 30. I agree there is an idea out there that traveling is for the young. This subreddit used to be almost exclusively about the 20 something backpacking set, filled with advice about places you HAVE to see before you’re 30. I think that idea is changing in the current economic environment. I traveled in my 20s. I travel in my 30s. I will keep traveling as long as I live and am able to do so. When I got my first job, I made it a priority to keep a vacation fund going so I could leave the country once per year. It meant I had to sacrifice other things, but I don’t regret it. The main thing that’s changed is how I travel. At 24, I slept in a hostel with 10 other people and went all day to visit tourist sights (I managed to do 3 museums in 1 day in Paris once). Now I have more disposable income and can stay comfortably at a hotel, and I’m too tired to push myself too hard in one day. I did a lot of checking off the boxes on my travels in my 20s. Now, at 37, I can go back and enjoy my favorite places at a leisurely pace.
I totally agree things are changing due to the Shadeur Sanders American football quarterback Colorado Buffaloes T-Shirt Furthermore, I will do this current financial state. 5 years ago I could buy a flight for less than $50 across the country and now it’s ~$200, gas was cheaper, cost of living was cheaper so I could pay rent and still travel a whole trip for the price of now what is just my rent. This is such a relevant thing to consider. One’s desire for travel can change over time. I did travel quite a fair bit in my 20’s, but never longer than 3 months at a time. I wanted to do a gap year where I would travel overland for 1-2 years from London to Singapore. But when I moved to London where I was only planning on staying for 2 years then go travel after, I fell in love with the city and luckily, was able to stay for a bit longer. My desire for long-term travel disappeared. I no longer have the desire to do long-term travel, and I actually find the idea somewhat exhausting, which I admit is a sign I’m getting older .

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