Glad to have everyone back again to check out my next 5 reasons for traveling the world.
You can find my first 5 reasons in THIS POST, and a little bit of background as to WHY I feel it is necessary to write this post.
I will skip the cute stuff and get right into it.
If you are new to the travel thing, I suggest you read these 5 motivating reasons to travel the world.
5 Reasons Why You Should Travel The World - Part 2 From the perspective of a 20 year old
As you read this I am currently finishing up the last day of my 5 month journey across Europe… Yup, 5 long months in which I stationed myself in the United Kingdom to study Biology.
I spent about 2 and a half months traveling Europe in which I experienced the full spectrum of good and the bad that traveling can bring!
It is my DUTY to let as many people as possible know that traveling the world is one of the BEST things you can do with your time, money, and energy. There is no doubt about it, traveling will force you to mature and grow, changing your mindsets for the better about your life and the world around you.
This post is an introduction to a VAST number of posts that will go DEEP within all aspects of traveling to help you enjoy a smooth and fun journey away from home.
The posts will be created over time as this blog evolves into one of the most INFORMATIVE and KNOWLEDGEABLE blogs on the internet.
Quick video of me spinning around with my camera in a few countries in Europe!
The places I traveled to include…
1. London, Nottingham, Leeds, Reading and Newquay United Kingdom
2. Belfast Ireland
3. Valencia and Barcelona Spain
4. Amsterdam
5. Paris, Nice, and Cannes France
6. Rome, Sorrento, Ischia, Almafi, Maori, Florence, Venice, and Milan Italy
7. Prague Czech Republic
5 Reasons Why You Should Travel The World From the perspective of a 20 year old
Airports!
I remember my first experience traveling alone. My emotions were a mixture of excitement and fright. I was a bit nervous because I did not know what to expect and what to do when arriving at the airport. As I am human I realize that this is natural. Fear of the unknown is one of the most predominant forces in our lives.
The easiest way to rid yourself of the unknown is to get informed! This article is here to help first time travelers make an easy transition from arriving at the airport to getting safely to the gate.
“There is no shame in not knowing; The shame is in not finding out”
Russian Proverb
My friends and I traveling to Nice, France!
Airports can get a little overwhelming at first glance. There are hundreds of workers, Lines around every corner, signs, illuminated screens, announcements going off as if they were encompassed in the essence of the room. All of this is background noise.
What we need to do is focus on our goal which is to escape the mayhem that is the airport and make your way to your destination. The best way to do this is to to know what all these signs are saying and to be informed about the process of going through the airport. Continue reading ‘Tips for easy airport travel’
As the day of “the big trip” comes roaring around the corner you feel the emotions rising and the travel intensity of your thoughts are based solely on anticipation. You go through all the scenarios of how you assume the trip will be, thinking of the silk textured sand massaging and warming the bottoms of your feet while you peer into the vastness of the beautiful blue ocean. The sounds in the distance play music to your ears as if they are a perfect Mozart concerto.
With all this going on you may lose focus and forget an important part of a successful trip. PLANNING!
The majority of travelers believe that planning a trip means booking your flight and hotel. Well, GREAT! Now you have a place to stay and a small portion of the transportation down but this falls short of what you need to be stress free for your travels.
I have put in great effort to discover the key ingredients to planning and living a relaxing, enjoyable vacation. There is a HUGE difference between three-four, week, and month long trips. In this article I will discuss planning for a three or four day trip which I will call a “relaxing vacation”. A trip for four days is GREAT! You can relax your mind, unwind, and enjoy the treat of a new and exciting stay for a short period of time. This time is spent without concern for anything but living and loving it all. Continue reading ‘6 plan ahead travel tips’
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