How travel lets introverts step out of their comfort zone
or introverts, stepping out of their comfort zone is hard. Travel can help them set new limits, reach their goals and increase confidence.
1608, 2020
2908, 2019
How introverts can avoid loneliness when travelling solo
Even introverts can suffer from loneliness when travelling, particularly if they go solo. Here’s what you can do to handle it effectively.
1904, 2019
The benefits of socializing on the road for introverts
Socializing on the road may sound hard for introverts, but it doesn’t have to be. In fact, it’s often easier than at home. Here’s why.
0301, 2019
What 2018 taught me about travelling as an introvert
As I spent the majority of 2018 on the road, I couldn’t help but learn a few things about travelling as an introvert. Here are my insights.
2109, 2018
Why travel is not for introverts – and how to master it anyway!
One thing that drives me crazy every time is that stereotype of the extroverted traveller. The idea that you need to be outgoing and bubbly and socially hyperactive to survive on the road. In fact, debunking that myth and proving that introvert travel is indeed possible was one of the main reasons for me to start this blog. The myriads of introverted
2907, 2018
How do you get pictures of yourself as a solo introvert traveller?
I wrote this blog post and then realised I’m not really giving an answer to the question in the title. The reason behind this whole article is that I don’t have that answer. But don’t stop reading yet! Let me elaborate on the problem of how to get pictures of yourself when there’s no one travelling with you, and then maybe we
1407, 2018
How to approach your first solo trip as an introvert
Do you dream of taking a solo trip, but your fears are getting the better of you? Or do you secretly wonder if that travel style is only suitable for outgoing extroverts? Don’t worry, we got your back. Those fears are normal, yet they shouldn’t stop you from taking the trip of your dreams. I have done a lot of solo travel as an
0107, 2018
Should you interrupt your trip to visit home?
When I came to Chile last February, my original plan had been to stay abroad for a year. However, that idea got busted before I even left, because my sister got pregnant with her first baby, and there was never any doubt in my mind that I would come home to meet my niece once she was born. Thus, I rescheduled my
0304, 2018
Fighting the anxiety induced by hostel community kitchens
Don’t you just love exploring the local food scene when you travel? I mean, Chile really has some amazing food to offer, and I love trying all the different local dishes. However, if you travel on a budget (and who isn’t?), there comes the point when eating out every day is just not going to cut it. Not even if you go
0602, 2018
A travelling introvert’s struggle to adjust to new places
For me, arrival day is always the worst. That can be the case for short trips, too, but it’s especially true for long-term travel. The situation when I arrived in Santiago was this: I arrived at the airport and made it through immigration. Thankfully without any holdup. I collected my bag, after needlessly having worried, for the last twenty hours or so, whether