[One Idea Monday] The danger of “social comfort zone” in traveling

Akwaaba friends, I just got back from my vacation in Florida and North Carolina, loads of inspiration to share with you over the next few weeks! 💡 1 Idea - The danger of “social comfort zone” in traveling It’s easy to fall into our “social comfort zone” when we travel in a group.

[One Idea Monday] The danger of “social comfort zone” in traveling Akwaaba Tung Mar 20, 2023 18 9 Share Akwaaba friends, I just got back from my vacation in Florida and North Carolina, loads of inspiration to share with you over the next few weeks! 💡 1 Idea - The danger of “social comfort zone” in traveling It’s easy to fall into our “social comfort zone” when we travel in a group. We all have a natural tendency to only have conversations with the people we travel with. We resist talking to strangers (locals and other tourists). Because we’re afraid that by doing so, we’re taking valuable tim

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