As someone who also travelled in my 20's and lived in Australia for a year, I can vouch for all these reasons. The most important of which is making friends.
This past January to March, I returned to Australia for a lengthy stay to visit my friends I met 39 years ago. It felt like it was yesterday.
People and experiences are priceless in your 20s and hard to achieve in your 60s.
Over the last 40 years, I have been sharing my experience and telling the world to get out and travel.
Travel is not just about taking chances, it's about creating a framework for the future.
Next year, my son is 30 and is moving to New Zealand. I am his biggest supporter.
Excellent reasons, Mark.
As someone who also travelled in my 20's and lived in Australia for a year, I can vouch for all these reasons. The most important of which is making friends.
This past January to March, I returned to Australia for a lengthy stay to visit my friends I met 39 years ago. It felt like it was yesterday.
People and experiences are priceless in your 20s and hard to achieve in your 60s.
Over the last 40 years, I have been sharing my experience and telling the world to get out and travel.
Travel is not just about taking chances, it's about creating a framework for the future.
Next year, my son is 30 and is moving to New Zealand. I am his biggest supporter.