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There are many ways to travel these days, such as self-driving or taking transportation for independent trips, as well as joining organized tours offered by travel agencies. Each of these methods has its advantages and disadvantages. Independent travel generally offers flexibility in terms of time and activities, but a lack of proper planning can lead to delays in the itinerary; moreover, traveling to remote areas poses safety risks. As for group tours, many problems have emerged in recent years. In addition to the frequent occurrence of low-price shopping tours, many travel agencies are suspected of engaging in fraud. Those who have taken a one-day tour to the Great Wall and the Ming Tombs in Beijing can certainly understand this situation: you think you’re going to the Badaling Great Wall, but that’s not the case, and extra fees are charged along the way. With the warm spring weather and blooming flowers, as well as grass and singing birds, if you have time to travel, which mode of transportation would you prefer? Free tours or group tours? Why?
I think traveling should be a form of free enjoyment; travel agencies impose too many restrictions. The original poster prefers to travel on their own, rarely makes any plans before going out; they are naturally casual in their approach. Traveling should be an experience of enjoying things at one’s own pace.
Traveling with a group is convenient, but I think traveling independently is even more convenient. Be content with whatever comes!
However, traveling during domestic holidays is really frustrating; at every attraction, there are only a few people there. That’s why I sometimes feel a bit disgusted by traveling during holidays. . . .
Go during the holidays; the best thing about holidays is to stay at home and deal with all the traffic jams
It’s better to travel by oneself; you can go wherever you want, at whatever time you choose, and stay as long as you like, without being pressured into making purchases
If you have time, it’s better to travel on your own and plan everything in advance; traveling with a group is too tiring.
This post was last edited by Thank goodness you're here on 2016-4-15 at 14:00. It would be great if there’s a friend locally who has time. If you want to hear stories or learn about history, follow the guide.
A bit lazy, but I still like traveling independently and having freedom
Traveling on one’s own means enjoying the feeling of freedom, even if it just means staying in one place for a single day