"I wish I could travel as much as I wanted."
"You are not working full-time, so it's easy for you to travel so often."
"I don't have time to travel. There's just so much work that I need to finish."
These are a few common statements that I hear from so many people I know who wish to travel but don't because of some or the other reasons.
While it's completely okay not traveling frequently, but it is not okay wishing for something, but giving reasons for not being able to do it.
The best part about traveling is, it is not rocket science that a selected few can only do it. It is easy and solely depends on the traveler how they want to create their travel experience.
Before we get into the details, let me remind you, there are a few days that are meant for doing what you love and taking a little break from your routine lives.
I have always been an avid traveler. But my frequent travels started early this year only when I was still working as a full-time software engineer. I too had to complete projects, and meet deadlines. But then instead of working on piled up tasks on weekends, I started investing my time either in traveling to new places or planning for them.
Traveling is like an addiction, the more you do it, the harder it gets to control it!