Complete Guide to TRAVELING SOLO Your First Time

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  @YellowProductions · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @josephbuckley4902 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m 65 and have traveled solo many times. Sometimes night arrivals are unavoidable. I never thought of staying at airport hotel until morning. Thank you.

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  @Phlegethon · 3 years ago

  The video should be how to travel with someone else that’s much harder

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  @e-care-books9867 · 1 year ago

  Bike riding in overseas cities is fun, exciting.

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  @Vandelay_Industriess · 3 years ago

  I don&apos;t understand the stigma that still surrounds solo travel. I have friends who are in their 40s and never been away alone and find the concept strange as they&apos;ve always had someone to go away with and find the idea more daunting than it is. Speaking for myself on the other hand, if I&apos;m not prepared to go away alone then I would never go anywhere. All my friends live in different cities and usually also have their own families, schedules and different reasons to get on a plane. <br><br>I get so much more done when travelling alone as well and enjoy the peace that comes with solo trips. They&apos;re just much easier. Travel for longer than a weekend can put a lot of stress on even the most longstanding friendships. If I want to go somewhere I just book it there and then. The most difficult part is getting the time off work. The only downsides for me are eating alone/nightlife and sharing accomodation costs but as I get older I don&apos;t want to share a room anyway.

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  @joanna.mytravels · 3 years ago

  I travel mainly solo. I am an introvert slow pace traveller. I like travelling at my own speed and spending afternoons in the accommodation to relax after sightseeing for few hours in contrast to most people I know who want to be out from early morning to late night and see as much as possible in one day. I usually go backwards - I will research destination I want to go to, attractions, budget, dates to be off work and then I ask if anyone in my family or friends circle is interested. If no one is, I don&apos;t hesitate to just book everything to go alone.

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  @christopherm5958 · 3 years ago

  Chris, you give great info for women regarding the fact not all countries care for them as they should. Very commendable of you.

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  @madchatteress · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m more of an extrovert and have nearly 20 years of experience traveling solo. Yes, there are times I can feel lonely but I keep myself busy with activities that I enjoy and like to do group tours to connect with others. Interestingly you mentioned Maui being more of a honeymoon destination. I actually planned tons of activities and tours so I had no time to feel lonely - it was one of the best trips I&apos;ve taken.

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  @Desireealfano · 3 years ago

  Love traveling alone 😊adventure at any moment, I decide!

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  @lilpenny1982 · 3 years ago

  I always travel alone and it&apos;s better than travelling with friends because you get to meet more people and you have more independence on what you want to do and where you want to go.

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  @AlitaKnight · 1 year ago

  Good idea for a video. Im glad to see you understand how traveling solo can be hard for some people. It used to bother me snd i got bad anxiety sometimes. I,ve been working on it so i can get more comfortable leaving the house, driving more, and going on solo trips. Im an introvert and im an independent woman. I wouldn&apos;t mind meeting a new friend. I can even be your friend even though i live in nc. I just look at my budget and see what trips i could actually take around america. Hotels are more important cause it can make or break ur trip up to either a good or bad experience . For me, i like spacious rooms with a separate living room. I dont want a resort hotel cause they always charge a fee. I do enjoy the elevator music in a hotel. Wow getting charged for being single is discrimination from a hotel and i won&apos;t give them a penny. Ur right scammers are everywhere and want to rob you. I feel safer traveling and shopping during the daytime as a solo woman. Keep up the good work, alita. 😊

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  @joanna.mytravels · 3 years ago

  Knowing where to go is really good in looking confident and less like a tourist but if you are going somewhere when the way is complicated I recommend getting the directions on your phone map and put a headphone in (wireless will hide nicely). It will allow you to hear the directions without being stuck on your phone.

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