Is travel your passion or your pressure?

Is travel your passion or your pressure? In the 21st century, travelling is more of a style than something people want to do or are curious about. There’s nothing wrong with that. It’s always good to see the world. But travelling when you’re under a lot of stress often has very different effects than travelling when you’re excited. There is still a line between them, but it’s getting smaller and less clear. Is travel your pleasure or your duty? Read on to find out.

General Interest.

Do you like to go on Kenya Tours? The long trips? The sudden car problems? The stress of changing accommodations at the last minute? Do you really get into other countries and places? If you said no to all of them, then maybe you don’t travel because you love it. Of course, this test doesn’t prove everything, but it does hold a lot of weight. It’s not enough to just go from one place to another and then to another. It includes everything in between, the ups and downs, the hassles and joys. You might not be going because you love it if you only go on trips for fun.

Travel Plans.

Take a look at your travel plans to be honest about whether you travel because you have to or because you love it. Is going something you do when you have no other choice, or is it something you plan to do? It’s true that tourists often plan their safaris around their schedules instead of the other way around. You don’t have to travel every weekend to show that you love to travel, though. It’s not always true that frequency means recognition. You know you keep putting it on your calendar even though you’re not sure if it will happen. Passion alone is sometimes enough to increase the chances of something happening.

Budget.

Do you plan to spend money on travel? Most travelers say they save money for all of their trips in a different account. So, whether you go on a trip once a month or once a year, you always make plans for it. Thinking about your trip plans all the time shows that you love to travel. People who travel under a lot of stress don’t save money for their trip. Also, most of the time, they spend too much money on their trips.

Choice of Destination.

The place someone goes on a trip, whether they have to or because they want to, says a lot about them. The first group always goes to fancy places they’ve seen other people go. Passion tourists, on the other hand, go to places because they are interested and want to try new things. They will learn as much as they can about each new place before going on to the next one. It doesn’t matter to them if it’s a seven-star hotel or a group of people living in the country. They are ready to see everything, even if it hurts their eyes.

Activities during travel.

Do you think that travelling is your love now, or do you need more information? When you travel only because you have to, you won’t do much that is connected to the trip. You could, for instance, choose to lie in the sun all day or watch TV in your room while everyone else goes out and explores. You might not be interested in the boat rides, game drives, or trips to parks. For you, the trip was over when you got to your goal. A lack of passion often shows up as a lack of attention. Also, you might not have any new adventures after the trip.

Recording Instead of living it.

Nowadays, with all the help of technology and globalization, people share their lives on social media with loved ones who live far away. This isn’t always a bad thing, but if you don’t deal with it, it can turn into a vice. If you keep taking pictures and videos of your Kenya Safari Tour without stopping to enjoy it, you might be going under a lot of stress. Because of social media, we feel like we need to show everyone how much fun we are having or else our online reputation will be hurt. This is why some people travel just to take pictures or videos and not to have fun. When you travel for fun, you should always enjoy the experience before you record it, even if you are a travel writer or vlogger.

Initiative.

Your initiative is the last thing that can tell you if you move because you have to or because you want to. Do you ever plan your own trips and actually go through with them? By yourself or with someone else. People who move because they have to tag along. The idea doesn’t come to them very often. Only very rarely will they do this, but when they do, they won’t bother making plans. Because of this, they give up readily at the first sign of trouble. People who travel because they love it will do anything to make their dreams come true, even if it’s hard. They can also change things and make do as they go along. The end goal for them is to have a great experience.