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Travel alone or accompained It is widely believe that travelling is one of the most rewarding free time activities. In fact, there are very few people in the world who do not like travelling. Almost everybody likes to relax, to visit new places and see new things. Holidays are obviously great ways to do this but, before booking a trip, we all have to decide with whom to travel – is it better with family, with friends, or alone? Firstly, holidays with family can be hard work and there can be many arguments. One friend told me that both she and her sister were in tears after arguing on holiday … before their flight had even taken off. Not everybody in the family wants to do the same things. In my own family, my father always wants to go to a museum, my mother and sister want to shop, and I prefer going to a coffee shop. Therefore, I hate travelling with my family, because when I travel with relatives, we always end in arguing. Therefore, as I see it, when you travel alone you can choose what you want to do and it can also be a good opportunity to meet new people. On the other hand, travelling with family can be very cheap or even free if your parents pay. In addition, holidays with friends may be usually cheap, although everyone has different budgets and there may be problems about the accommodation and what to eat … Of course, from my point of view travelling alone is not always good. You might feel lonely and, sometimes, dull with no one to talk to. The downside is that when you are at the bus station or airport, there is nobody to look after you suitcase when you want to go to the bathroom. Nonetheless, travelling with friends may be incredible fun because you may learn more about them, and share experiences together. To sum up, generally speaking I prefer travelling with my relatives or friends because although there might be some arguments it is funnier than travel alone. In order to avoid arguments while you are planning a trip you should keep in mind a lot of things and has to put a lot of effort to ensure an enjoyable holiday.

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Travel alone or accompained

It is widely believe that travelling is one of the most rewarding free time activities. In fact, there are very few people in the world who do not like travelling to travel. Almost everybody likes to relax, to visit new places and see new things. Holidays are obviously great ways to do this but, before booking a trip, we all have to decide with whom to travel – is it better with family, with friends, or alone?
Firstly, holidays with family can be hard work and there can be many arguments. One friend told me that both she and her sister were in tears after arguing on holiday … before their flight had even taken off. Not everybody in the family wants to do the same things. In my own family, my father always wants to go to a museum, my mother and sister want to shop, and I prefer going to a coffee shop. Therefore, I hate travelling with my family, because when I travel with relatives, we always end in up arguing.
Therefore, as I see it, when you travel alone you can choose what you want to do and it can also be a good opportunity to meet new people.
On the other hand, travelling with family can be very cheap or even free if your parents pay. In addition, holidays with friends may be usually cheap, although everyone has different budgets and there may be problems about the accommodation and what to eat …(.)
Of course, from my point of view travelling alone is not always good. You might feel lonely and, sometimes, dull with no one to talk to. The downside is that when you are at the bus station or airport, there is nobody to look after you suitcase when you want to go to the bathroom.
Nonetheless, travelling with friends may be incredible incredibly fun because you may learn more about them, and share experiences together.
To sum up, generally speaking I prefer travelling with my relatives or friends because although there might be some arguments it is funnier than travel more fun than travelling alone. In order to avoid arguments while you are planning a trip you should keep in mind a lot of things and has you will have to put in a lot of effort to ensure an enjoyable holiday.

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