8 powerful reasons
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Challenging yourself You might feel like you're 1[stuck / struggled] in a rut in your daily life. Or you're
yearning for something exciting and 2[different / devastating]. You're craving new experiences and
new 3[challenges / benefits]. Travel is the 4[formal / ideal] place to test yourself. It pushes people to
their limits and gets them outside their 5[despair / comfort] zone. You'll discover how resourceful you
are when you're exposed to 6[new / familiar] places, people and experiences. Maybe it's finding your
way around a busy city. Or 7[influencing / ordering] a meal when you don't speak the language. You'll
feel pride when you finish your trip 8[indecently / successfully]. Overcoming challenges will bring you
joy and energy for 9[future / past] tests. You'll
10[realize
/ fulfil] how capable you are and build your
confidence. Learning People may travel to learn something
a new cuisine,
12 [aspects
11[spectacular
/ specific]: a new language,
/ drawbacks] of a different culture, or a deeper appreciation of faith or
spirituality. As a bonus, they'll take away
13[less
/ more] than their specific goal. They'll
discover] totally different ways of doing things. They'll also gain awareness of new
14[devastate
/
15 [customs
/
costumes], cultures, people and places. And because you're actually experiencing this learning in
16[virtual
/ real] life, not reading it in a textbook, it will stay with you for a long time. You'll gain a
deep sense of satisfaction with the new skills you've learned – and new
17[insights
/ inspection] you've
gained. Getting in touch with yourself Getting away from home gives you the
18 [immunity
opportunity] to reflect on your life. You have the needed time and space to let your mind
/
19[languish
/ wander] and take stock. Traveling is one of the best ways to learn more about yourself. Every day
traveling brings a new set of issues and
gives you
21[insight
20[opportunities
/ obstacles]. The way you handle those also
/ ignorance] into who you are. You'll come home knowing yourself
worse], and with a fresh perspective on what you want out of life. The
change your life.
25[difficult
24[Appreciating
23[experience
22[better
/
/ absence] will
/ Depreciating] your life When you're busy with your daily life, it's
/ easy] to lose sight of what you have. Your eyes aren't open to what's really
special] about your home. Exploring another place will give you a fresh
appreciation] for your hometown, country and "real life."
28[Once
26[routine
/
27 [appropriateness
/
/ Unless] you're back, you'll feel
lucky to live where you do. You'll see that there really is no place like home. Building and
29[straightening
/ strengthening] relationships Travel is a special way to deepen friendships. Whether
it's a quick ski break with co-workers or a week-long sun-and-sand getaway with your high school
gang, travel will
30[recall
good it is to spend
new friends –
34[hide
31[distracted
32[both
valuable travel
/ remind] you why you became friends with them in the first place, and how
/ focused] time together. Travel is also a great opportunity to make
/ either] fellow travelers or locals. Meeting and befriending new people is a
33 [mischief
/ benefit]. And once you've bonded, new possibilities for future travel
/ unfold] – either to visit them or journey with them. Having an adventure Conquering fresh
territory is exhilarating – and one more
36[abstain
35 [solution
/ reason] why people love to travel. Humans
/ crave] new experiences and travel lets us tap into that craving. A trip is the
37[imperfect
/
perfect] time to do something different and exciting, especially something you can't do at home. The
thrill starts the minute you land in a new place. Conquering that
38[region
/ territory] could be trying
spicy Thai street food or conversing in Madrid with your rusty college Spanish. Or it could be a(n)
39[physical
/ pedagogical] experience, like scuba diving the Great Barrier Reef or hiking the Inca Trail
to Machu Picchu. You'll have lots of fun. You'll revel in the
exploits. You'll feel a sense of
41[abolishment
a great
43[incredible
/ demanding] job. A bad breakup. The
46[relief
/ rush] you get from your
/ accomplishment]. And you'll
with the best souvenir of all: a memory of your
44[devastating
40 [respect
42[return
/ resist] home
/ incredulous] adventure. Escaping A
45[prosperity
/ loss] of a loved one. Travel can be
/ release] from the stress and unhappiness that come along with those. People
47[seek
/ share] from their travels what they don't have back home: better weather, nicer scenery, the
48[freedom
/ restriction] to do what they want, experiences they can't normally have, a slower relaxing
pace. Admiring masterpieces in the Louvre or lying on a Hawaiian beach are wonderful breaks from
the
49[vague
/ regular] grind. Celebrating There's always a happy reason to take a trip. It could be a
landmark birthday or anniversary. A graduation. A wedding – or pre-wedding festivities. Even a
babymoon before a little one arrives. A special
50[instinct
/ occasion] is made even more special by
celebrating away from the hectic pace of life at home. It's also a good way to gather family and
friends from
51[deliberate
/ distant] corners to mark the milestone. Celebration vacations
provoke] a lasting benefit as well:
53[shared
/ solved] memories for a lifetime.
52[provide
/