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A couple of years ago I got the travel bug and couldn't find anyone to go with. I went to the Dominican alone, although I met my travel agent and hung out with him for a couple of days. I decided however that travelling alone wasn't as much fun as I thought it would be. I decided to go to NYC next and this time (alone again) signed up for a couple of massage courses. I do massage and reiki for a living and spent four days being massaged and expanding my repertoire of healing skills, as well as meeting some locals and doing some things that were not touristy. If I travel again alone I will do it again. It's a great way to see new places and learn new things too! I also arranged on the NYC trip to meet a couple of men that I knew from the States through dating sites (I'd talked to both of them for years and previously met one of them in Toronto). I had dinner with both of them. As long as you do it with safety in mind (meeting in a public place etc) then it's a great way to travel without being alone! Hi i just did my solo travel right now, crossing 3 countries then finally arrive here in Phuket. Sometime it's good to go alone, it means you're brave enough to face the world by your own. :) |
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Find myself traveling alone also ... Touring the USA , but eventually want to see the four corners of the world .
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I think it's important to travel alone sometimes. Other people can join you if they want to. Always thought of backpacking outside the US and stay somewhere I never thought I would.
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I traveled all over the US on business. That really wasn't much fun but I did see a lot of fun places.
Later I joined a ski club and traveled the world with friends I met there. It was a much better way to travel. I then knew enough travelers to pick and choose places to see, mostly combined with scuba diving. That is a world of fun. My advice. If you don't know anyone with which to travel, join a club that has the type of people you generally like. If the club is big enough, you WILL find people of a like mind. |
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I traveled all over the US on business. That really wasn't much fun but I did see a lot of fun places. Later I joined a ski club and traveled the world with friends I met there. It was a much better way to travel. I then knew enough travelers to pick and choose places to see, mostly combined with scuba diving. That is a world of fun. My advice. If you don't know anyone with which to travel, join a club that has the type of people you generally like. If the club is big enough, you WILL find people of a like mind. Awesome advice, I'll keep this in mind for when I do travel. If I hang out with people along the way, I'm sure it'll be really cool. |
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The only thing I worry about is safety. I have traveled alone to several destinations, but it would be nice to not feel afraid sometimes when all I want to do is wander the streets of Barcelona (or wherever I'm at) at night and people watch.
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I travel alone all the time... Hate it!
But it always works out perfectly. the first step is the hardest and everything falls into place soon enough. 
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Travel all the time alone on business. As long as I'm busy with the task at hand, there is no loneliness. It's only when I have to, sometimes, stay an extra 2-3 days just for a deal to go through it sucks. Because of the nature of my business I can't interact freely with strangers.
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