Couple

Traveling as a couple is a vast topic! We had the opportunity to discuss it during a conference we held for the very first evening of ABM Brussels (Adventures from the End of the World) a few months ago. It was a chance to restructure some of our ideas to share with the many travel enthusiasts who came from all corners of Belgium. Here is the essence of this conference focused on couple travel, a waltz in 3 beats. The Biggest Question The greatest of all questions one can ask about traveling as a couple: Is traveling as a couple a dream or a nightmare?

Four years! It took us four years to remedy this frustration. But now it is finally done. Here we are in Mexico, the month of our wedding anniversary, for our honeymoon. Or rather our second honeymoon (but isn't it said that >?). A honeymoon in >, therefore, in Playa del Carmen: romance, sun, beaches, tequila, and a sweet scent of vacation... Mexico, our Eldorado Since I was a little girl, I have been fascinated by pyramids. You might spontaneously think: Yes, but then why not go on a honeymoon in Egypt?

Travel romances are often surrounded by clichés: summer loves, idealized loves... but fleeting loves. Long-distance relationships, mixed couples, encounters abroad... It's all well and good, but it doesn't last! After hearing these same clichés repeatedly, I wanted to add my take and provide a different perspective on travel love. A Point on Clichés Our way of functioning is closely linked to preconceived ideas. This often has a negative connotation, but that's how it is. It's unconscious. And even, we need these preconceived ideas to move forward in life.

Traveling as a couple is often seen by solo travelers as a loss of freedom and opportunities; in short: the other person is a burden! Some believe that traveling alone is better than traveling as a couple: it allows for many personal development advantages that are inaccessible to travelers in couples. And yet... there are many advantages to traveling as a couple: here are 12 (+ 1 bonus), as many good reasons to travel with two (or more!). Top 12 Advantages of Traveling as a Couple Capture the Ears While traveling in a group, you will have more ears to hear announcements and more eyes to pick up signals and information. This can be useful in public transport or in train stations and airports where messages are often transmitted orally.

Traveling as a couple, alongside all the advantages and benefits it brings, is not always a bed of roses! Many travelers wonder: will traveling as a couple suit me and my relationship? The general saying > implies for some that traveling as a couple is a sort of test, a trial. The potential risks and difficulties of nomadic life as a couple are numerous; some, pre-existing in sedentary life, are just transported in your bag, while others are specific to travel. A previous article talks about the advantages of traveling as a couple.