SOLO TRAVEL - 7 Tips you MUST KNOW!

My latest travel vlog is 7 great Tips for Solo Travel! I have been living in Bangkok for 6 months now, but have done close to 20 solo trips. In today's video, I share some hacks and tips!

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[Vikinginthailand]

Don’t think too much- just be spontaneous. That was my guiding principle that resulted in the best experiences.

[almackanz]

I have traveled alone to Russia Finland Germany Singapore Canada USA Turkey enjoyed Russia so much went back and lived in St Petersburg for a year had a ball its easier to meet people alone when traveling you learn about yourself and gives you confidence

[leonardomaldonado]

Good advise. Another thing about solo traveling is that you are more free to do what you want and have the chance to get to know yourself better when you are confronted with making descisions

[pistenbroke]

I went to Thailand by myself for a month just before covid hit . I have to say i never felt like i was alone once . I always had someone to hang out with and if i wanted to be by myself that was ok too .

[TopCrinkly]

Love it, 77 young, still hitting Thailand and surrounding areas!!

[LwB]

I definitely had the best time Soloing Thru Vietnam and Philippines... Everyone you meet is so friendly. I never felt out of place.

[GoneAdrift]

I’d second that. Backpacker Hostels are FANTASTIC!

[ironwolph]

Love this video. Im going alone for my first time ever traveling in september. Wish me luck

[grahamfoster]

Great video. I traveled to Asia, South America, Australia, South Africa etc backpacking with the Lonely planet guide books. Before the internet. Fantastic memories. Now it's so easy. Get to a country, do a bit of research on your phone, and you off you go. Even made traveling in Japan easy. Brilliant.

[uncledaybkk]

Solo travel is the best. Once I started solo traveling I really never wanted it any other way. Complete freedom and the best experiences! Great video and tips.

[sitesuite]

Love the videos you and Dan make of Thailand and traveling its really refreshing and informative. Keep up the good content. 👊🏻 from another Aussie and part time Thailand resident.

[minburibkk]

Travelled solo in 2001-02. Went to lots of countries. The good thing back then people weren't glued to their phones, so it was much easier to talk with fellow travellers. Still in touch with many of them now.

[jayssoloadventures]

Totally agree with the public transport, I went to Krakow last year, the train from the air port was easy enough, the tram trying to get back in to town after wandering too far... not so easy, but a complete blast!

[eatabeach]

I have been solo travelling forever. Mostly great experiences.

[HamNoytheDutchGuy]

Fanmazing tips Keis 💪
C Ya in the next one, cheers 🙌🍻

[karlhammerl]

Great beats at the start of this vid..I know u have used them before..more of these beats will be awesome..keep up the good work!

[gshockist]

Solo travel is the only way to go. Some good tips keis. I have had similar experience when going solo at times you feel out of your comfort zone but it's usually these times that great experiences happen and you meet new people. Thanks

[tychobra]

02:22: for the food. And don't forget to add another 100 for the drink ;-)

I also travelled a lot with small groups of friends like one, two or three friends and this worked also, but you need to make sure beforehand, how things are being decided. We often had our basic plan and had booked most of the hotels in advance. So plan changes were limited and were basically reduced to "this evening I want to go to this bar or that disco, who wants to join me?" or needed to be discussed and agreed on (which often works, if your friends don't have too different interests).

However, being a solo traveler myself since many years I'd like to add one important advantage: being alone gives you all the freedom you might want and need. You can change your plans as you wish and just go with the flow. You can decide spontaneously where to go next, how long to stay and so on. Everything is totally up to you.
A disadvantage might be the emergency case (illness, accident, to be robbed) in which being alone is more exhausting or even dangerous.

Basically it is all about good excpectation management ;-)

[mickwhittaker]

Great info, and good luck with the wall unit. !!

[NateVlog]

First solo trip coming up in feb to Manila… I’m really nervous but I gotta do this, I sure hope it’s open in February 🥺