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Lone travelling and travelling with companions both have their pros and cons. Discuss and state your preference

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The question of travelling alone or with companions is a matter of individual preference. In today's world, people
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 from
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 place to another for various purposes like wok, recreation or vacation.
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 work tours, travelling generally is
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 an experience wherein people get rest and
relaxation
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relax
, enjoy and discover new things, and make new friends. Travelling with friends allows
one
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 to share the challenges and experiences of
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. By sharing costs of travelling,
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 tends to save money
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. Still, I believe in travelling alone because you have complete independence. It is a great opportunity to analyse your inner self and enjoy the nature's beauty. It inspires you to meet new people and give freedom to live and
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 in your own way. It
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 gives you time to catch up with reading, which
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 has to skip in
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 fast-paced life. But, many people get sick even while thinking of travelling alone. When you
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 alone, you get bored easily.
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Furthermore you
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Furthermore, you
 need to me very responsible and alert. You may have to regret if you get bad health or any emergency or mishap. You should have proper knowledge about the new place like culture, weather, food, climate and other facilities. It is advisable to be well prepared in advance for
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 a
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. I myself prefer to always
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 in a group, as it gives a chance to make new friends. It is
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 safer to be in
group
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a group
the group
 at a new place. It
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 gives opportunity to learn new things from others.

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