Travel Tips By Introverts, For Introverts
Jul 31, 2014 | 13 comments
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Some fantastic tips here, Thea – I’m honoured to have mine included!
Thank you for rounding them up
Blessings
TANJA
Thanks Tanja!
Excellent post Thea! Some great practical tips people can keep as a checklist next time they head out on an adventure! Thanks for including me!
You’re very welcome Lisa.
Both interesting and helpful Thea, thank you. I’m an introvert who loves to travel and will happily share this on my Wise Introvert Facebook page π
A couple tips I would add (from “How to Survive Group Travel When You Are An Introvert”, a guest post I wrote for “2 Travel Everywhere”: http://2traveleverywhere.com/survive-group-travel-introvert/) are to travel to/from the destination on your own if possible (meet your group there) and to schedule some refueling time upon return instead of jumping straight back into work.
Happy travels,
Marla
Thanks for sharing your tips Marla!
Some great tips here! So lovely to be included π
Thank you Kathryn.
This post was lovely to read Thea. All of them really helpful and insightful. Thank you for including me π
You’re welcome Catherine.
Love this one a lot!!! One reason I love solo-adventures is that I travel on my own terms, and with myself. There is only room for me and the introvert in me π
I was so glad to read this, it’s day 6 of Acapulco and I have had enough of beach and people. I feel bored and overheated. I am in my room relaxing looking at movies and enjoying this me time, my hubby is in the water. I do feel bad that this is our honeymoon, but I am really not in the mood. I don’t have a bad mood, just want to not have to talk to people constantly( always trying to sell you something, uuugh)or be around a lot of activity. I feel guilty so I will join him later.
Hi Diana. 6 days is a long time. And vacations, honeymoon or not, around other people can be tiring. I’m glad you’re taking care of yourself!