1. Traveling improves your health
Traveling has many health benefits, including reducing stress and lowering your risk of developing heart disease. While you may be content to sit at your desk all day, walking around on your trip will make your body feel more relaxed. Wandering abroad can be a great way to relieve anxiety and depression. Although it is not a miracle cure, it can help you feel better both psychologically and physically.
2. Traveling allows you to disconnect from your daily life
Sometimes, we get so involved in our daily lives, that sometimes by just sticking around, it can cause more harm than good. Is your boss taking control of your life? Are your kids driving you crazy? Are your parents trying to force you to live the life you want? You are under pressure to live a happy life. How long can you handle it? Travel is a great option. It is the best way to feel like you're missing someone or are being missed.
3. Traveling makes you smarter
You will notice improvements in your brain capacity if you are able to learn new words in different languages every time you travel, according to Dan Roiman in the Huffington Post. You can also learn more about travel jargon by learning it. Traveling helps you to understand yourself. Sometimes you will find yourself in difficult situations that require you to think creatively and be creative. You will discover new skills you didn't know you had.
4. Traveling improves your understanding of other cultures
While the reasons we travel might differ from person to person, people who travel develop empathy and a deeper understanding about other cultures. Being smarter is one thing, but it's also a Benefit of travelling. Saint Augustine said, "The world is one book. Those who don't travel read only one page." It could be viewed this way: If you only read the news or watch TV news and don't question the information, you are missing a lot of information. It might seem like it makes you more knowledgeable and aware of the world. But it does the opposite. It narrows your perspective and gives you a unique, biased view.
5. Traveling makes you more interesting
You are a conversationalist, and I am certain of that. You will get more attention if you include stories from overseas. It's always a great way to stand out in a group situation by mentioning something most people don't know or bringing a different perspective. There is no need to write an entire travel essay. Just talk about what you've done and where you went. People who live in the same environment as you will be able to travel with your words.
6. Traveling allows you to try amazing food
It is impossible to try a local dish from another country. Do not let yourself be fooled into visiting the Sushi shop next to you. You will discover the true taste of food as you travel. It's often very different from what your familiar with. The flavors are unique.
7. Traveling Makes You Feel Like An Adventurer
It is very motivating to make a list of the places you would like to visit. It gives you something to work towards. The upside to traveling to new places is that you have to confront the unknown and consider other options. It doesn't take a whole month to spend time in the jungle. Even if you live in a big city, a weekend hike will be enough to make you feel new. Adventures require novelty, so get out of your comfort zone.
8. Traveling expands your (real) social network
Social Networks were once real, in real life. It's crazy, I know. It's one of my favorite things about traveling. I believe that building connections and establishing networks abroad is one the most important things you can do today. Although it can be difficult to establish a lasting relationship with people you meet overseas, it is worth it. Take this example: Last year's New Years Eve I spent in Tanzania. Two days of sleep I spent in the flat of an Egyptian expat. He was a Couch surfer, which is one of the best ways to travel cheaply.
9. Traveling Let you Create Lifetime Memories
My grandfather was a great storyteller. He used to tell me stories about the trips he took when he was younger. I remember his first experience with chopsticks in China. As a young man, he regretted not having traveled more. He still remembers everything, even years later. Traveling made a lasting impression on him. It's likely that it will be for you, too. No matter how small it seems, the experience of traveling abroad creates a lasting memory.
10. Traveling makes you love your home even more
"The magic of home is that it feels good for you to leave and even more wonderful to come back." Only when you return home, will you truly grasp the meaning of Wendy Wunder's words. It would appear that you are back in the same place you were when you left, with the same people and same problems. But you aren't the same. You're fresh, full of new knowledge.