I want to go traveling next year, but have noone to go with me?
Would I be safe on my own, I have looked into this + there are tours that include everything within a group. Anyone interested?
Answers:
is it safer to ask people you don't know on yahoo answers?
yes, you would probably be safe on your own, if you stay sober and are cautious. you will probably meet people travelling as well.
If you take it in the a2se i will come with u
You shouldn't ask strangers to go with you, you would safer alone then do that.
You would probably be better off going with a friend or family member but if you do go alone be aware of strange people and never go off with someone you don't know
good luck
We went on a couple of tours the other year.
They were really good for single travellers and there was a lot of single girls (twenties to early thirties) as they felt safer travelling in a group. That said you then have to deal with the group you are stuck with, you have no flexibility in your travel plan and you can not escape the other people on the tour.
I would recommend it for countries which are very different (like China or India) but but for countries which are more like what you are used to (like Australia / New Zealand) it is probably not necessary.
You only live once.so just go for it! I have done loads of travelling and you meet SO many people along the way! I think if you are worried you can always do a group tour, even if it's a short one, just so you meet other travellers. I reccommend you stay in hostels because that way everyone is in the same boat as you and I gaurantee you will meet LOADS of people. I went to Spain on my own and I made 5 friends in the first day! You just have to put yourself out there and talk to everyone. Go for it! Just be safe and know the right kinds of people to talk to and just use your common sense. Even though travelling is amazing and something everyone should do, you also need to be sensible and pick who you want to be friends with. You'll have a ball!
You will often find lone travellers who you can hook up with, especially if you go on one of the group tours. Or another couple of girls or something. I think you would probably be okay by yourself because you'd meet others in the same situation soon enough, though I imagine it would be pretty daunting!
It might be worth looking on websites such as STA travel or something, because there are chat forums where they can either advise you where you should go or you might be able to meet up with someone else in your situation.
Going travelling is a once in a life time opportunity before you have kids and a mortgage and everything, so don't let this put you off. You'll have a great time!
Go on your own it will be fine. There are plenty of people who travel alone and are looking for others to hang out with or share the costs. On your own you do what you want when you want, tour groups can be an in-expensive and hassle free way of doing things but theres no guarantee you will like the other people. Also it is more exiting doing it by yourself and your confidence will increase. Just go with the flow and relax if you spend to much time planning your trip you will miss out on unexpected things. You will always find people willing to help so dont worry, just enjoy yourself. Also try not to go to, too many places in a short time or you will miss out on most things. 4-5 months for all them countries doesant seem long enough.
for one thing you where born alone. but all the places you are talking about going are like really cool. people like you think the world is like a dangerous place but it is not. you will find out that going with someone will limit your fun. maybe the person you are travelling with does not like the place and wants to leave but you wanna stay longer. Take this as a time to discover yourself. and then you will be proud of yourself. And while you are in cape town.think about visiting the victoria falls as well. hope you enjoy.
try looking on gumtree (Google it) best site for loads of other random things
Try a website called WAYN there you can meet people who live in the area you are going who can give you up to date information and possibly meet up with them when you get there - this way you can meet friends all over the world!
www.wayn.com
Go on your own - that's what I'm doing and I can't wait!
You will be forced to interact with other people and will therefore meet loads of new people. You can also do what you like and move on when you want.
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Answers:
is it safer to ask people you don't know on yahoo answers?
yes, you would probably be safe on your own, if you stay sober and are cautious. you will probably meet people travelling as well.
If you take it in the a2se i will come with u
You shouldn't ask strangers to go with you, you would safer alone then do that.
You would probably be better off going with a friend or family member but if you do go alone be aware of strange people and never go off with someone you don't know
good luck
We went on a couple of tours the other year.
They were really good for single travellers and there was a lot of single girls (twenties to early thirties) as they felt safer travelling in a group. That said you then have to deal with the group you are stuck with, you have no flexibility in your travel plan and you can not escape the other people on the tour.
I would recommend it for countries which are very different (like China or India) but but for countries which are more like what you are used to (like Australia / New Zealand) it is probably not necessary.
You only live once.so just go for it! I have done loads of travelling and you meet SO many people along the way! I think if you are worried you can always do a group tour, even if it's a short one, just so you meet other travellers. I reccommend you stay in hostels because that way everyone is in the same boat as you and I gaurantee you will meet LOADS of people. I went to Spain on my own and I made 5 friends in the first day! You just have to put yourself out there and talk to everyone. Go for it! Just be safe and know the right kinds of people to talk to and just use your common sense. Even though travelling is amazing and something everyone should do, you also need to be sensible and pick who you want to be friends with. You'll have a ball!
You will often find lone travellers who you can hook up with, especially if you go on one of the group tours. Or another couple of girls or something. I think you would probably be okay by yourself because you'd meet others in the same situation soon enough, though I imagine it would be pretty daunting!
It might be worth looking on websites such as STA travel or something, because there are chat forums where they can either advise you where you should go or you might be able to meet up with someone else in your situation.
Going travelling is a once in a life time opportunity before you have kids and a mortgage and everything, so don't let this put you off. You'll have a great time!
Go on your own it will be fine. There are plenty of people who travel alone and are looking for others to hang out with or share the costs. On your own you do what you want when you want, tour groups can be an in-expensive and hassle free way of doing things but theres no guarantee you will like the other people. Also it is more exiting doing it by yourself and your confidence will increase. Just go with the flow and relax if you spend to much time planning your trip you will miss out on unexpected things. You will always find people willing to help so dont worry, just enjoy yourself. Also try not to go to, too many places in a short time or you will miss out on most things. 4-5 months for all them countries doesant seem long enough.
for one thing you where born alone. but all the places you are talking about going are like really cool. people like you think the world is like a dangerous place but it is not. you will find out that going with someone will limit your fun. maybe the person you are travelling with does not like the place and wants to leave but you wanna stay longer. Take this as a time to discover yourself. and then you will be proud of yourself. And while you are in cape town.think about visiting the victoria falls as well. hope you enjoy.
try looking on gumtree (Google it) best site for loads of other random things
Try a website called WAYN there you can meet people who live in the area you are going who can give you up to date information and possibly meet up with them when you get there - this way you can meet friends all over the world!
www.wayn.com
Go on your own - that's what I'm doing and I can't wait!
You will be forced to interact with other people and will therefore meet loads of new people. You can also do what you like and move on when you want.
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