3 ms·
1) Traveling is one of biggest value for money you could buy. 2) Sibling comment mentions traveling more, but not on plane. Some careers could afford that, I g
by hamilyon2 8y ago
1) Traveling is one of biggest value for money you could buy.
2) Sibling comment mentions traveling more, but not on plane. Some careers could afford that, I guess. Business owner can have a vacation, return after a year and continue where he left. But simple math and reason says we cannot all be in this priveleged position
- gpvos 8y agoIt's important to change the pricing structure. Flying is way too cheap, you can cross Europe for €25 booking only a few weeks in advance.
- TeMPOraL 8y ago> 1) Traveling is one of biggest value for money you could buy. Wait, how? Going to the same place millions of people are going to every year, taking the exact same photos you can find on Flickr, of exact same things, from exactly the same spots? Experiencing the completely fake "local culture" created for tourists? All to get some memories that will quickly fade away into the general feeling of "I've been there, it was great"? Maybe it's a personality thing. I've never been into tourism, and find it weird, to say the least.
- monort 8y agoHave you ever tried? You shouldn't be forced to travel like everybody else. Like go only to a second largest city, go for the nature, visit only places that have an eclipse, go to cities with conferences you'd like to attend, go to places where your friends live.