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Group Travel

Group travel is all about making unforgettable memories with friends or family. Whether you’re on a family reunion trip, a getaway with your favorite alumni, or enjoying a special event with your church group, there’s something special about exploring the world together It’s not just about the destination; it’s the laughter, the shared experiences, and the connections that make it worthwhile. Plus, traveling with a group can save you money and offer conveniences that solo trips just can’t match!

Travel Tips

Pack Light

  • Make sure you can haul all your luggage without breaking a sweat. If that means rocking the same outfit a couple of times, no worries—no one’s going to notice! Plus, being able to carryall  your stuff means you won't have to leave it unattended.

  • Leave the fancy jewelry at home; you can always snag some cool locally-made pieces on your travels.

  • Opt for lightweight quick-dry clothes; they might cost a bit more, but washing them and having ready to go by morning is totally worth it!

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LEARN THE LANGUAGE

Solo travel is all about embracing your independence, and a little language skills can go a long way! Learning a few key phrases not only helps you navigate the essentials but also opens the door to fun conversations with locals. Plus, making that effort shows you respect their culture and could even earn you some brownie points. So, keep an ear out for fellow travelers too; they might just share a tip or spark up a great chat!

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Safety First

  • Exploring the world can be an incredible experience, but prioritizing safety is essential! Though many destinations are safe for travelers, some areas are best avoided alone. Choosing hotels instead of hostels or Airbnb's adds an extra level of security, and hotel staff offer valuable advice on safe places to visit, particularly at night.

  • Remember to sign up for the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) and let a friend or family member know your travel plans—just to be safe!

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