These are the golden rules of solo travel
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For this week’s Traveler’s Digest, we’re talking about the golden rules of solo travel, the best economy seats on international flights, and the most affordable places to travel in the US.
The Golden Rules of Solo Travel?
The joys of traveling solo are endless. It is freeing to explore new places alone—you can go where you please, eat when you want, and enjoy quality time with yourself uninterrupted. For many, solo travel is the perfect way to achieve this—it provides an opportunity to trust your instinct, go with your gut, and get lost in the experience. You rely on yourself rather than on others’ whims or desires. We spoke to travelers who frequently book solo trips about their golden rules for traveling alone.
The Best Economy Seats for Long-Haul Flights
Flying in economy class on a long-haul route is often a necessary sacrifice travelers make in order to afford a far-flung trip. Fortunately, there are a handful of airlines that still offer decent space and comfortable seats on long-haul routes, even in their regular no-frills economy classes. If you must fly coach on your next long-haul journey, these are the best economy seats on international flights.?
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10 Affordable Places to Travel in the US
Whether you're planning a grand family vacation or are looking for a quick and breezy solo trip to switch up the scenery, finding affordable places to travel in the US can be difficult. There are so many different things to consider when planning a trip, from hotels and flights to food and activities, and it's safe to say that it can all get rather overwhelming. From Charlotte, North Carolina, to Albuquerque, New Mexico, these are some of the best budget-friendly cities in the country.
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8 个月American Airlines should read this post.
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9 个月Interesting story. I much prefer solo travel. I am very spontaneous as well, often booking things at the last minute. I do admit to not always following standard saftey, at least as far as being out alone at night but I have confidence in myself and am always ok. As for dining alone, I have been doing that most of my adult life and I'm 64. It has never bothered me.