Question

thesis statement on traveling alone​

Answer 1

Answer:

Traveling alone can be scary at first. When people think of travel, their minds are often filled with images of full moon parties in the Asian tropics, backpacking through the Medieval streets of Europe or going on an adventure trek through African and South American jungles.

More often than not there are a lot of people there; friends, family, fellow travelers, and adventurers to share the experience with it. This “comradery of the road” often provides a bit of shelter from the culture shock and the anxiety of being removed from comfortable environments.

Answer 2

Answer:

                      Travelling Alone !!!!

• Traveling alone can be scary at first. When people think of travel, their minds are often filled with images of full moon parties in the Asian tropics, backpacking through the Medieval streets of Europe or going on an adventure trek through African and South American jungles.

• More often than not there are a lot of people there; friends, family, fellow travelers, and adventurers to share the experience with it. This “comradery of the road” often provides a bit of shelter from the culture shock and the anxiety of being removed from comfortable environments.

• Traveling alone is a completely separate experience than traveling with someone you know. Exploring new lands with a group is an experience in and of itself. The way a traveler takes in their surroundings changes when they’re with a travel partner. Go at it alone they have no option but to experience it themselves, in a manner that cannot be colored by anyone else other than the locals they are experiencing it with.

•  Dropping the other members of a group also means that the traveler operates on their own time and pace. No longer are they waiting for the slowest member of the group to get things rolling, or being rushed to a museum or tourist spot by a well-meaning guide because they had to keep a schedule.

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