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]]>Be Clear About Your Style
Before swiping right for a travel companion, take a moment to reflect on your travel style. Are you a spontaneous adventurer, or perhaps a culture-savvy museum enthusiast? Knowing your preferences will help you find someone who shares your vibes.
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(@miakolstad)Join Communities and Forums
Dive into the online travel scene by joining forums and communities where travelers gather to share tips, and stories, and, yes, even find travel buddies. From Reddit threads to Facebook groups, there are plenty of platforms to connect with potential partners.
Discuss Expectations and Boundaries
When it comes to traveling with someone new, honesty is the best policy. Be upfront about your expectations, budget, and deal-breakers from the get-go to avoid any awkward surprises down the road.
Meet in Person Before
Before you hop on that plane together, arrange to meet your potential travel partner in person. Whether it’s a casual coffee date or a quick hike, meeting face-to-face can help you assess compatibility and build trust in advance.
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It’s important that you and this friend are on the same page about money. This doesn’t mean that you both have to have the same amount of money, but it does mean that you should be open with one another about what you’re preparing to spend so that there aren’t any surprises later.
Trip Goals
This is a pretty big one too. If your travel goals are to party non-stop but your friend wants to get a good night’s sleep so he can wake up early to see museums, there might be a clash. Make sure that the friend you choose has a similar desire for traveling, specifically when it comes to activities.
Separation Comfortability
Are you someone who wouldn’t mind separating from your friend and going off on your own for a bit? If so, make sure your friend is the same way. Some people hate the idea of being alone, while others want to test the waters for a bit. Make sure you’re on the same page about that so that there’s no resentment if one of you decides to do a quick breakaway.
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The tricky thing about planning a summer vacation is that most people do it when they get days off work. That basically means you can only travel with people who have a flexible schedule or can take their vacation days at the same time as you, so that’s exactly what you should do.
Similar Budget
It’s extremely important that you and your potential travel buddy are on the same page in terms of money. Be honest about the amount of money you have at your disposal for the upcoming summer vacation, so you could plan a trip that fits into both of your budgets, especially when it comes to bigger expenses, such as accommodation and transportation.
Similar Interests
Planning any type of vacation with a person who doesn’t have similar interests and a similar traveling style can be a grueling task. Be very open with your travel buddy when talking about places and experiences you want to explore during your summer vacation to check if you’re on the same page.
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]]>Friends Who Are Always Late
You need reliable people by your side during your travels, not friends who are always late and constantly canceling your plans. Traveling can be relaxing, but you’ll often have to get up early and be very time-conscious if you want to see everything that a new city has in store.
Friends Who Aren’t Responsible with Money
Money will play an important role in the way your trip will shape up, and that’s why it’s always a good idea to travel with friends in a similar financial state. If they’re too cheap, you’ll end up missing some experiences, while the ones who are too irresponsible with their money will have you going over the budget.
Friends Who Aren’t Self-Sufficient
You should travel with your friends because it’s fun, not because they’re not capable of making plans on their own. You’ll also need to take breaks from each other every once in a while and that’s much easier to do if you’re traveling with self-sufficient people.
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