When asked, "do you like traveling?" more than 90 percent of respondents say, "yes, of course."
Most people like traveling. However, the purpose of going on a trip varies from person to person. Some people do so to relax—personal transformation in mind and body with spiritual benefits— while others enjoy learning about new people and cultures from direct interactions. Some people hit the road [1] to make memories with their loved ones, and others to take part in various leisure activities.
Recently, proportionally, recreational tourism for leisure increased while cultural experience- based travel for "learning" decreased. The work-life balance trend around the world has brought about more solo wanderers [2] than family trips. The average length of a trip also extended 20 to 30 percent longer than those in the past.
Do you like traveling? What do you fancy about traveling?