9 Travel Struggles That Are Worse Than Lost Luggage
| April 1, 2015
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9. Unwanted Cling-On Companion
Solo travel is an enlightening experience, giving you the freedom to see and do anything your heart desires in your own time and at your own pace. An unwanted cling-on companion can quickly turn your day of casual street roaming and contemplative coffees to a race around town to hit all of the touristy must-sees, chock full of awkward conversation. Meeting new friends when traveling can be amazing, but maintaining a casual enough relationship so it’s okay for you to “catch up later” is key.
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