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As if you really need ten reasons to travel… when any one of them is enough to make you book a flight!
1. To travel is to discover
We human beings are a diverse group that happily occupies almost the entire planet. We all grew up differently and developed our own cultures and traditions, nationally and locally.
Traveling the world and traveling from one part of the planet to another allows you to discover captivating new cultures, learn about ancient beliefs and hear fascinating life stories from people who actually live in these different environments.
2. Traveling is exploring
Whether it’s climbing a mountain to enjoy breathtaking views from its peak, peacefully wandering winding cobblestone streets in search of the best hidden cafes, or discovering ornamental architecture and ancient churches. Each travel destination will be unique and begging to be explored, which promises a huge store of potential memories.
3. Traveling is experiencing sensations
You will go through different phases during your journey, you may in turn feel enthusiastic, anxious, exhilarated, nostalgic and delighted. Between these highs and lows, traveling can be a real emotional rollercoaster – in the best way possible. But once you’ve experienced travel and felt that sense of wonder when discovering a new destination for the first time, your heart and soul will beg for more.
4. Traveling means being independent
Traveling is a real-world experience. It is by leaving the nest to stand on your own two feet and taking care of yourself that you will realize your ability to solve problems and survive on your own. You will also learn how to prepare for any challenges life may throw at you. You are strong and no one can dispute that!
5. Traveling is about making connections
Connecting with fellow travelers, studying abroad with classmates and host families not only enriches your experience throughout your trip, but also allows you to grow your network. Make the effort to communicate with the people around you, because you never know what opportunities this might lead to. (Plus, finding ten good friends around the world will give you ten more reasons to travel in the future!)
6. To travel is to understand
After enjoying tapas with locals from Barcelona, helping to protect turtles nesting on the beaches of Costa Rica, or living a month in fast-paced New York, you join the very special club of those who see the world differently. You will have had experiences outside of your family environment and noticed that each country and each community is unique.
You will understand that if our differences in life make us interesting, the laughter, the stories and the values that we share remind us that we are all a little similar. You understood.
7. To travel is to study
Language stays abroad are a fantastic way to combine travel and educational growth, especially if you’re learning a new language. Experts agree that staying abroad is one of the quickest ways to master a foreign language; you learn faster with language immersion.
8. Traveling means communicating
You’re used to expressing yourself in your native language, of course, but traveling abroad means learning to really communicate.
By speaking to members of the local population on a daily basis, you will learn a new language much more quickly than in your hometown and will soon adopt their way of communicating through gestures, facial expressions and local colloquialisms, which extend well beyond the vocabulary used in your curriculum.