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Hi y’all,
I was just wondering how many of you have travelled to Europe alone. I’m planning my second trip during next spring and considering having companions is good or bad. In fact, i took the first Eurotrip last summer with my friend and i found some irritating things when i was with her though she’s one of my best friend. So this time i’m a little worried about it.
Well, i know i can’t be satisfied with all her aspects and travelling offers a good chance to look through each other’s true figure. As i’ve never taken a trip by myself, I can’t compare two of them – travel with/without companions – objectively. I’m sure both have their own advantages but i want to hear from you guys who travel alone about how it was compared to travelling with friends.
Thanks!