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Now I traveled more in my 30’s and I’m very glad I did. There’s a lot more places I wanna see but I’m glad I knocked some places off my list. Not really, 36 now and I traveled a bit in my 20s but I had friends around and still had a great time consistently. I still want to travel now, it’s not like traveling in your 20s gets it out of your system. If anything I appreciate museums and culture a lot more now. I was lucky to travel quite a bit! I went to Europe twice, did a few USA road-trips, traveled a lot in the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this southeast (where I lived at the time) and lived in Philly for two years I would’ve loved to travel more but travelling costs money and I didn’t have much of that at the time (still don’t lol)
Yes, but not because of age but because some places I can’t visit now. I was going to go to Syria the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this year the Arab Spring started and now the places I wanted to go to are destroyed. I don’t regret not going at that time (obviously it was dangerous), but I regret that I can never see places like Palmyra anymore). I was going to do the Trans Siberian a few years ago, now it is much more difficult But I don’t want to live in regret, I use that to stop the logic of “next time” to go to places sooner not later. I’m going to Taiwan and South Korea in a month and will go to Lebanon later in the year. Maybe some of these places won’t exist in 5+ years, certainly the way it is now, so better to go whilst we can rather than wait for a hypothetical trip in the future when the timing is right

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I have been very fortunate (if it’s the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this right word) that I had the opportunity to travel a lot in my twenties and due to various life events had a few month gaps in my thirties that allowed me to travel for extended time when I also had the money to do so (a scarcity when I was younger). I realise this is a privilege afforded to few people though, so don’t take it lightly!) I would have liked to, but I did not have the finances for it then. Now I’m retired and I’m hitting it hard–2 international trips in the last couple of months, and another one planned next month–because who knows how long my health will hold out. I think I would have enjoyed it more in my 20s, though. Everyone wants to meet a young, cute 20 year old. 60 year old? Not so much, although there is safety in invisibility. And my energy level is not that of a 20 year old. There’s a reason you see old people sitting on park benches. And on cruises. (I hate cruises!)
Honestly, I always thought it was a social norm to travel a lot in your 20s. Even as early as 25, I’d see people screening potential dates out on dating apps because they haven’t traveled enough, particularly internationally. There is an unspoken (and sometimes spoken) expectation for people to do a certain amount of travel by the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this time they turn 30. Even in professional networking settings, one of the few questions that is considered a truly neutral icebreaker is “where have you traveled recently,” with the assumption being that travel is the great equalizer between people of varying ages, political beliefs, etc and everyone can talk about travel. It doesn’t always have to be expensive, there’s a reason hostels exist and it’s mostly full of people in their 20s, like previous poster mentioned It was hard to justify not working and making money. Even if it is “inexpensive” there is a cost associated with not being employed.
The vast majority of people I socialized with in my 20s were higher-earning educated professionals, but a lot of us still used credit card miles and stayed at hostels (which can be a ton of fun) in our 20s. No one started spending heaps of money on hotel accommodations until maybe 35 or so; at 25 my body also could tolerate long-haul economy class much better than my body could at 35. Holy shit, this is a privileged af take. I have done 60 countries in my 20s which aren’t even over, and run in wealthy circles due to my career (PR) but the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this majority of people around me (including celebrities) realise travel is a privilege. I split my 20s between living in New York and another major VHCOL city outside the US and most of the people in my professional and social circle were corporate law (e.g., Magic Circle law firms) or finance. I admit that these were privileged AF people; I ended up marrying someone who had very little opportunity to travel in his 20s or 30s due to finances and didn’t hold it against him at all (if anything, I like being the de facto travel planner).
I live in Europe as well so I hear you, but some people can’t even pay rent right now. The economy is so bad and we’re about to go into recession, I’d never expect someone to have travelled by the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this time they’re 30. I agree there is an idea out there that traveling is for the young. This subreddit used to be almost exclusively about the 20 something backpacking set, filled with advice about places you HAVE to see before you’re 30. I think that idea is changing in the current economic environment. I traveled in my 20s. I travel in my 30s. I will keep traveling as long as I live and am able to do so. When I got my first job, I made it a priority to keep a vacation fund going so I could leave the country once per year. It meant I had to sacrifice other things, but I don’t regret it. The main thing that’s changed is how I travel. At 24, I slept in a hostel with 10 other people and went all day to visit tourist sights (I managed to do 3 museums in 1 day in Paris once). Now I have more disposable income and can stay comfortably at a hotel, and I’m too tired to push myself too hard in one day. I did a lot of checking off the boxes on my travels in my 20s. Now, at 37, I can go back and enjoy my favorite places at a leisurely pace.
I totally agree things are changing due to the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this current financial state. 5 years ago I could buy a flight for less than $50 across the country and now it’s ~$200, gas was cheaper, cost of living was cheaper so I could pay rent and still travel a whole trip for the price of now what is just my rent. This is such a relevant thing to consider. One’s desire for travel can change over time. I did travel quite a fair bit in my 20’s, but never longer than 3 months at a time. I wanted to do a gap year where I would travel overland for 1-2 years from London to Singapore. But when I moved to London where I was only planning on staying for 2 years then go travel after, I fell in love with the city and luckily, was able to stay for a bit longer. My desire for long-term travel disappeared. I no longer have the desire to do long-term travel, and I actually find the idea somewhat exhausting, which I admit is a sign I’m getting older .
My advice is just to get it where and while you can. Be realistic with your finances but make traveling part of your routine. I traveled plenty in my 20s and marriage, work, a home, and a kid didn’t really slow me down. The trips actually got better. Safer, for sure, but in my 20s it was more about catching the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this party wave so I don’t remember a lick about historical places or their history and now it’s more understanding where we are and learning about new places and cultures, trying to communicate with people in their language, teaching our kid how the world operates and how different various countries can be from ours in these bite sized moments. In my 20s I did various beachy vacations, a too quick trip around Europe, Israel, road trips around the US, longer stays in big cities, blah blah and in my 30s and 40s I’ve done a road trip through BC, Montreal, Copenhagen, Bogota, Japan, Belize, Mexico, national parks in various states, Greece, Prague, Vienna, Budapest, Alaska, Hawaii, and next up Istanbul. It’s been such a fun shift–the only regrets I have is not learning how to do award travel sooner.
Edit to add: In my 20s, cell phones and the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this internet wasn’t as normal as it is now. so traveling back then on a tight budget was very fly by the seat of my pants. We’d show up to hostels and they’d turn us away. I slept in a few alleys, random people’s homes, etc etc. As 2 females I don’t think we realized how unsafe all of that could have been. It definitely makes me appreciate technology and a clean, fancy hotel room that I can book months in advance. That said, having those experiences are still fun stories to tell and think about. Im 29 and have just started traveling. Im glad im doing it now, and not when i was younger. Im more established, mature and culturally aware now. Nah. I traveled as much as I could. Now, almost turning 30, I’ve got the money and flexibility with work to travel whenever or wherever, and enough life experience to truly appreciate the places I go. Already planning out my next few international trips. Glad I waited. Having turned 39, I sometimes wonder what it would have been like, if I had traveled more in my twenties. Tried staying in hostels, taking very uncomfortable and long train and bus rides, taking stupid youth chances and seeing what happens.
I don’t regret not traveling in my 20’s. Not for a single day. I spend my 20’s going through a lot of therapy. Learning how to human. I wouldn’t have been able to travel today, if I hadn’t spend my youth on that. I don’t understand the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this common misconception here in this sub that once you tick over 30 years somehow you can’t travel anymore. Not really. I moved across the country and back about three times. I’m a little burnt out still. If I need to travel, I’m going to Ohio and that’s it. Until maybe the past year, I would tell almost every young person I met that they should enjoy their youth, travel lots, etc. I’ve since backtracked on that, and I’ll tell you why. Starting work immediately out of college meant my career progressed really well, but critically, my pension etc has grown massively. Compounding is your friend, and it’s so much easier if you start when you’re young. Instead, I buy all the holiday I can. In my last job, that was 40 days a year. 8 weeks to go anywhere I want, and usually did a month somewhere each year. Not really. I like travel to feel more special. If i just do alot of it one go, then it just becomes tiring and boring . I had a friend when I was in my 20s who spent several years traveling around the US doing seasonal work and/or waiting tables/bartending. She’d spend a season as a rafting guide in Moab or something and then in the winter move to wherever and do ski patrol…then rafting in Durango or Taos or whatever…stuff like that. When she couldn’t find seasonal work or just wanted to do something different she would bartend or wait tables. She’d usually save up enough during the year to also pop down to Mexico or Belize or something for a couple of months vacation.
It wasn’t social norms that kept me from travelling. I was poor. I tip my hat to all the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this people who in their 20s manage to see large parts of the world. I didn’t travel in my 30s to 50s because of family obligations. My parents and in-laws lived far away, so vacation was time for us to bring the kids to see the grandparents. Now I’m in my 60s and have been doing some travelling. But I’m planning on cutting loose once I retire, with my first trip, a month and a half long trip to China, already planned out. I did a lot of international travel in my 20s. I would work a job and save every dollar that I could and then quit after 18 months, collect my fully paid vacation pay with bonus and travel for 6 months. If I ran out of money, I would go to London and work odd jobs (Australian born/German passport) for a few days. Best time of my life.
I was mentally and emotionally incapable of anything in my 20s. For most of us millennials, 20s are an extension of teens. I’m so much more functional in my 30s and way less of a neurotic idiot I’ve been on 2-3 vacations per year throughout my life adding up to maybe 4-5 weeks outside of my country per year on average, this was also the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this case in my twenties. No, we’re working hard now to save for the future and major travels in our 40’s. We want to travel comfortable, with a good budget, and not being hurried for time. Our daughter would be 10 years old by then which is a good age for her to travel and experience it as well. We couldn’t do this in our 20’s obviously because our pay was much lower, and we were very busy learning, upskilling, and making a solid resume for our careers and also socializing ofcourse. We just did budget friendly local travels in our 20’s. Good memories nevertheless.
Started traveling abroad in my 30s and I’m positive it’s so much more fun/fulfilling than it would have been in my 20s. I didn’t have to postpone traveling in my 20s. My parents would give me and my husband shit for spending, what they thought was, money we didn’t have. Now it’s 25 years later and all that traveling they wanted to do in retirement got cut short because of old age (late 70s) and health issues. My dad now says it’s a good thing that I’ve done so much travel since my 20s. I’m about to enter my 50s now, and I feel satisfied with my travel life. I’ll get to old/retirement age and not be disappointed about missing places to see. I know for a fact that I would be pissed if I put it off for school or kids. I mean, I did spend 1.5 yrs on an MBA in my early 40s, but by then, I didn’t feel that 1.5 yrs would impact the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this trajectory of my travel life. 318 more repliesat times, but I am happy with being able to travel as an adult with money. I have never had to sleep in a hostel, so that was worth it!
Yes. I did not know about work holiday visas until it was too late. If you’re under 30 you can legally live and work in countries that are part of a work holiday visa program. Sometimes for up to a year. Last time I checked, USA has 6. Australia, Ireland, Singapore, New Zealand, Canada, and South Korea. Nope, went on the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this all the usual lads holidays then traveled late 20’s early 30’s. However once you’ve travelled you look at the lads holidays from a different perspective. For example Ibiza/miami for a week which you’d typically save up for a year and even borrowed to go, the same amount you could travel south east asia for 2 months. I traveled a lot in my early early 20s and then picked back up again in my 30s when I got money. I’m happy with it because I live somewhere that feels like vacation 🙂 It’s not regret. I think they’re different experiences with different benefits. In my 20s it was cheaper not nice but meeting people and crazy long nights and parties in crazy places. Now in my 50s I enjoy the sites and museums more, tho I still seek out the IPA bars in Europe :). It’s always fun and no regrets. Maybe should have taken more advantage of COVID lockdowns. Dude make Venice during that time. Should have done more.
yes but i also wish i had more money in my 20s to travel more. I can travel more now and with better accommodations and flights now that I make way more money. I do and it motivates me to constantly try to make up for lost time. Which may end up being a good thing in the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this long run. Not me cause I went to 50 countries from 25-29 years old. But I did the travel because I knew I’d regret not doing it. yeah definitely, it’s worth so much more meeting new people when you’re young, I mean, when you’re in your thirties you can’t hook up that much Yes! I went to school in Philadelphia…LOVED living in the city where there was always some event going on or something to do. Even going to the Jersey Shore or Chesapeake Bay in the summer was great….but going out in the city and heading to beaches in the summer did not help my bank account. I wish I would have set a goal to save money to travel somewhere outside of the US! Also think planning a trip before social media was probably great….I get lost on influencer blogs/magazine ‘rankings’ that seem to all be incentivized I also wish I didn’t wreck my knee playing pickup right at Vic Park in Auckland in my early 20s. Wish that I’d bought Bitcoin at ¢1. Wish I’d had my son earlier than when I was 38.
If you’re looking for motivation to go travel in your 20s, do it. If you’re just conducting a survey of regret, then stick around because I’ve got a lot! The only thing I miss about my 20’s is my endurance and alcohol tolerance. It would’ve been fun to travel during my early 20’s, but I was an idiot back then. I mean, I still am, but I was a bigger one back then. Odds are good that I would’ve been arrested at least once, and the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this worst place to be arrested is in a foreign country with a tourist visa. I regretted not having traveled much before I started traveling, but after traveling later in life I stopped regretting not having traveled earlier. I think that I just wanted to do something that I hadn’t done – sure you’ll have different experiences depending on your age/budget/lifestyle, but at the end of the day just do what you want when you can and it’ll work out.
I traveled a lot in my 20s and early 30s, and I’m grateful I did. I have a couple chronic health issues that developed in my late 30s that make traveling far more difficult. I can’t imagine doing some of the Shrek Koshrek Kosher shirt But I will love this incredible 4-6 week international trips I used to take given my current situation, so I’m glad I did when it was doable. Yes! Wish I spent less money on frivolous things (partying and looking good) and more on travel and savings. But I learned a lot of good lessons and had a blast doing so which set me up well for my 30s. Travel now is much more challenging with children but just as rewarding. No. I have way more money now and travel is relaxing as opposed to struggling to find the cheapest way to do everything

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