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For me, it's more about whether I have missed something in evaluating the options. Sure Barcelona vs Rome is more or less equal, but I don't have the complete i
by sawyna 4y ago
For me, it's more about whether I have missed something in evaluating the options. Sure Barcelona vs Rome is more or less equal, but I don't have the complete information about both of them. I might say it's easier to choose after I visited both, but definitely not before.
It's also about what parts of both the cities I'd enjoy. Overall, they might be the same. But if I like some specific aspect let's say history, Rome is better. If I like diverse cuisines for instance, them Barcelona is better.
- dagw 4y agoRealistically when faced with a choice between going on vacation to Barcelona or Rome, for most people it's going to come down to a question of cost. Are there direct flights? what do they costs? Are there any special deals on? Is there a huge event in one of the places that week driving up hotel prices? Do I want to attend that event? And so on. You won't be able to answer those questions without research, and unless you are properly rich the answer will make a significant difference. Plus there is always the implicit third option of "stay home and save all that money for something else", which also has to be considered.