You should explore as much as possible in your 20s. You should take every opportunity you can, learn new skills, try new foods and discover new places. There’s also the possibility of group travel for 20somethings!
It’s always exciting to travel in your 20s. You will likely be traveling alone for the first time in your 20’s. This is your first taste in freedom. This is your first taste of freedom. You can choose your travel destinations. Explore new places with open eyes. It’s so cool to flip.
There are many milestones in our 20’s: college graduations, post-graduation, first job, first house, moving to another city/country, new relationships, romantic and friendships, and career leaps. There are many types of trips that can be taken with these milestones.
It’s great to travel solo and make a life-changing trip. However, you still have plenty of time to join a group on a few trips during your 20s.
Five options are available for group travel for 20-somethings. You can choose from wild, carefree parties or more serious work trips.
Group travel for 20-somethings: 5 group trips that you must take
1. Take a group trip with college friends
Traveling with college friends can be fun, whether it’s a weekend getaway to a nearby town, a spring break party trip or a longer summer vacation. Get together your closest friends, rent a car and set off on an adventure. It’s important to do it as often and as often as you can, even if there are breaks in your assignments, tests, or exams.
This is the period in your life when you have lots to do – long vacations can be a distant memory once your work life starts. Enjoy college while you can!
2. Group trip to an international post-graduation conference
You are free! You’re free! It is time to get out there and explore the world.
You can create your own EuroTrip to party your way through Europe. For culture and delicious food, head to Asia. You can hike your way across South America. Or join a volunteer group in Africa. The world is your oyster. You can have fun with your friends on your post-graduation trip.
3. Group trip for family reunions
It is time to get together all the family members from around the globe and plan a large family reunion vacation. Family time becomes less important as you age. You also begin to treasure it more. A group trip to a central location can be a great way for families who live far apart.
You can do it for a milestone birthday (happy 90th granny!) It could be for a family wedding, Thanksgiving or just because.
Family trips can be difficult. It can be difficult to please everyone, from aunt Margs and granny to cousin Tom and their children. You will need patience. You can do it. You will find it to be far more enjoyable than you imagined.
4. Organised group trip with strangers
It’s not a solo trip. It’s a group of people you meet. This is a Contiki-type trip. If you are looking to travel with a group of friends but don’t have enough people to go along, organized group trips can be a great option.
All the arrangements are made for you. You just need to show up and have fun. You’re likely to make life-long friendships on these types of trips as they attract people with similar interests. Be prepared to encounter the occasional bad egg.
5. Trip to work
This is your first major work trip. Grab the chance to travel as part of your job and pack your bags immediately. It won’t all be fun and games. It will require some work. They can get very hectic depending on your activities. There’s nothing better than being able to visit a new place on your own dime.
You can use it to make some time for yourself, either in the evenings, or a few days after work.
A work-away group is another type of work trip. This is for digital nomads, freelancers, and entrepreneurs. There are many organizations that bring together like-minded individuals to travel together and work in foreign countries. Each person is responsible for their own work but all are able to co-work in a unique location. This could be for a week or a few months. Take a look at our tips for remote work!
