Solo travel. There, we said it.
Solo travel. Yes, we said it again, and the world is still turning. Just the idea of setting out alone into the great unknown is enough to trigger anxiety in many people. For others, solo travel provokes deeper prejudices, sparking comments that it is somehow strange, unnatural or, whisper it, anti-social.
As so often, the opposite is actually true. It is the derision of the idea that is most strange and irrational. Solo travel can be rewarding for anyone.
Look beyond the stigma, and it’s easy to see that travelling alone can offer a rare chance to pause, to take a deep breath, and to focus solely on your needs and your interests for a short time. While the appeal of solo travel is especially clear for anyone dealing with social anxiety or a more introverted personality, it can also be a wonderful opportunity to meet new people, learn new skills and make new memories.
Quite simply, solo travel is something that everyone should try at least once. If you’re curious, then take our quick test to explore your own thoughts about the idea, and discover a surprising travel recommendation.
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