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OK, this is a little survey (and yes, you will be helping me with my report on how men and women travel differently and why, so thank you, all who answer!).
Also, this is maybe not a "Favourite Places"-topic, so any moderator finding a better place for it, feel free to move it…
Does your style of travel change if you are travelling solo or as part of a small group (two/three) females/males from if you are travelling in a mixed (small) group? Is there a change in attitude from the people you meet? How else do you experience it different to travel as a female/male with and without the company of someone of the opposite sex? Are there limitations and/or possibilities connected to it?
Again, thank you, and plz state if you’re female/male when you answer.
//mzr