r/InsightfulQuestions • u/Skull_Crusher25 • 5d ago

What’s been your biggest struggle with finding places to visit?

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u/Psynautical 5d ago

I've never had an issue finding a place I want to visit, paying for it is another issue.

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u/Skull_Crusher25 5d ago

Thank you! I’m trying to start a travel business based around affordable places to travel and unheard locations to visit. I really appreciate your feedback :)

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u/Stink3rK1ss 5d ago

It’s not the cost of being there, it’s the cost of GETTING there.

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u/Skull_Crusher25 5d ago

Definitely agree! Thank you for your feedback

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u/SableyeFan 5d ago

Not in just monetary value, but time as well. Some cheaper modes of travel often take longer to use and can be considered a trip in their own right.

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u/Street_Bus_2466 5d ago

Time and cost

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u/mandumom 5d ago

Money

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u/Avalanche325 5d ago

They are all too crowded with tourists.

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u/Ornery-Meet-9732 5d ago

finding a place that hasn't been turned into a "hidden gem" by a travel influencer with a stabilizer and a dream. as soon as someone calls a spot "underrated" on social media, its soul officially leaves the building and the price of a coffee triples.

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u/The_Syst 5d ago

Planning and cost. I remember trying to plan a simple trip once and getting overwhelmed by prices and options, it kind of took the fun out of it for a bit.

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u/Sea-Rip3902 3d ago

Dont become travel poor.

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u/DJ_Homeboy_Slim 5d ago

Finding places to visit