Traveling without a phone is the way to do things. Actually being on vacation and unplugged from the world is such a respite. You do have to actually plan thi

Traveling without a phone is the way to do things. Actually being on vacation and unplugged from the world is such a respite. You do have to actually plan things beforehand, which is likely a problem, if you have become accustomed to the "yolo, I'll just google it" on-demand information lifestyle, but you can still print out tickets and receipts and get physical maps. I mean, you should be doing this anyway, just in case the technology fails, but most people, in my experience, are not prepared for contingencies to that level.