Single travel is great. Get visa(s), book flight and go. Being alone puts a little pressure on you to socialise. You will meet people, you will find things to do. You won't have to do anything you don't want to do. Budget hostels are good places to meet groups of people.
Just do it. If you don't like it, don't bother doing it again.
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Originally posted by weemster View PostMorning All,
Have done a fair bit of travel and am looking to do more. Partner is very low on holiday (permie). I was wondering if any of you have experience of some of these companies offering solo group travel and any experiences they wish to share.
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Originally posted by The Lone Gunman View PostThere are some places I would like to go that Mrs TLG wouldn't and there are things I like to do that she doesnt and vice versa. Why waste time and money and probably ruining each others holidays.
I genuinely cannot imagine wanting to go on holiday without my partner but maybe we are just freaks.
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Originally posted by jmo21 View PostMy better half is a teacher and most summers she'll take her mum away for a week somewhere.
Her job, while giving her loads of time off does make it more difficult for us to take hols together.
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My better half is a teacher and most summers she'll take her mum away for a week somewhere.
Her job, while giving her loads of time off does make it more difficult for us to take hols together.
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Do something you alone will enjoy. Preferably something the missus will hate.
Not the Louvre but maybe the Egyptology exhibition, not those fine cafes or restaurants but the cheese sandwich halfway up the mountain.
Plenty of volunteering stuff such as building dry stone walls, clearing canals etc where you can have manly fun and beer mates that she would hate. Unless you married action woman.
Then come back and tell her how much you missed her, you might get the early night.
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Originally posted by sweetandsour View PostI would be mightily pissed off if my partner went on extra holidays that I couldn't go on for reasons of holiday allowances.
I would expect holidays to be taken together and if they had extra time they could use that to do odd-jobs, retail therapy, seeing friends or even spending the day drinking wine in front of the TV I wouldn't mind, but going on holiday would be unacceptable.
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Originally posted by sweetandsour View PostI would be mightily pissed off if my partner went on extra holidays that I couldn't go on for reasons of holiday allowances.
I would expect holidays to be taken together and if they had extra time they could use that to do odd-jobs, retail therapy, seeing friends or even spending the day drinking wine in front of the TV I wouldn't mind, but going on holiday would be unacceptable.
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Originally posted by weemster View PostMorning All,
Have done a fair bit of travel and am looking to do more. Partner is very low on holiday (permie). I was wondering if any of you have experience of some of these companies offering solo group travel and any experiences they wish to share.
I would expect holidays to be taken together and if they had extra time they could use that to do odd-jobs, retail therapy, seeing friends or even spending the day drinking wine in front of the TV I wouldn't mind, but going on holiday would be unacceptable.
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostMe too
It stuck me later in life that going to places only becomes significant when there's someone else to share the experience and when you can remember it together.
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