“I have found out that there ain’t no surer way to find out whether you like people or hate them than to travel with them.” — Mark Twain
No quote may be truer than this in regards to traveling with groups. Having a lot of friends around can be exciting and fun but oftentimes it becomes a delicate juggling game of split personalities. Everyone has their routine, their way of existing that makes sense in their minds. You have the push-overs, the nay-sayers, the optimistic, the up-for-anything, take chargers and the bullies. Some people go with the flow and accept other people’s routines while others constantly power trip that their way is the only way and there is no use doing anything else.
During a trip to Ireland, I traveled in a group and experienced a lot of this. I found myself put between several of the people trying to create a balance so that everyone could get along and enjoy what Ireland had to offer- not argue about what time we were going to eat! Years later, and all the more wiser, I struck that balance during my recent trip to NYC. Here are my 10 ways to enjoy traveling with a group.
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