There's nothing wrong with hanging out with people who are older than me, but my mindset was to take a trip with a group my age, and then when I find a city/country I really enjoy, I can plan a different trip later when I'm older. Airlines we use EF Ultimate Break EF Go Ahead Tours Review 2022: Are their.
Minor Edit: I forgot to mention that an appeal of EF was the fact that I would be hanging out with people around my age. Pricing and or saving money isn't an issue as I have already saved up money for the aforementioned canceled Australian semester. My question is this: would this be a good trip if I wanted to make friends and go all around Europe and get a little bit of culture? The biggest complaint I saw was the fact that they do rush you a bit and you don't get to truly be immersed in the culture of the city/country you're in and I thought as much since you're not even there for a week. Many people said they had the time of their lives and made lots of friends while others didn't get everything they wanted out of it. I decided on the Europe one and started reading reviews for the company. My friend recommended that I go on an EF Ultimate Trip. It was the greatest experience ever and Im thrilled I got to have my Cheetah Girls moment The group I was with was nice. Sangrias and paella are now my addictions. I (22M) wanted to go to Australia for a semester abroad that didn't happen for obvious reasons and have now decided to take a trip to Europe. This was my first trip and I was really nervous about being a solo traveler but Im so happy I decided to go. Check if your destination has a subreddit to find local events, meetups or a travel partner.User created guides / "so you want to go.".View News / Articles Hide News / Articles Where to Go / What to Do
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Once we spent 3 full days inside Pompeii./r/travel is a community about exploring the world. Keep your eyes on the chat on the EF Ultimate Break app, too. We love art and would spend all day in Museums or Ruins. They only stay in nicer hotels, have fun culture options like cooking classes, walking tours, and wine tastings, etc. Eat a snack in a cafe at n 3 pm, and eat in a real restaurant in the evening. They are well run, reasonably priced, and have a mix of middle-age to older people on their tours with lots of options for relaxing or being active. We would eat at a pasticceria/bakery for breakfast. Often we would only eat one meal a day in a restaurant. often we got a discount for staying there a week or more. We stayed in an apt to decrease costs (no hostel fro me). We stayed in one city and used public transport fro everything including day trips out of the city. Airfares to Italy are cheaper in Feb/March than during the summer. This was a few years ago, but once we went to Florence from Detroit on a Air France sale ticket for $600 per person rounds trip. We went during her spring break whihc was the last week of Feb/first week of March. I arranged those trips and had to create budget friendly trips because paying her out of state tuition was a huge task. Most of the trips to Italy during college she went with me on Spring break and once on May. She went on her own to Nice and she had a great time.
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