Signs You're Addicted To Traveling
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Signs You're Addicted To Traveling

Your next trip has already been planned before your current trip.

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Signs You're Addicted To Traveling
Kate Larsen

So you just landed or pulled into your driveway from a trip of a lifetime. You think about all the amazing experiences you had and the inspiring people you met. It can be hard thinking about getting back into your everyday routine, but what's also on your mind as you're ending your trip? Your next trip. This is when you know you're addicted to traveling. So,

1. You're always thinking about where you're going next.

You're sitting in class or laying in bed at night daydreaming of where you're wanting to go and what you're planning to do. I understand, it's hard to not daydream.

2. You have at least one travel website bookmarked.

Or three. It becomes a hobby to look through possible destinations and figuring out if you have enough money to make this trip happen.

3. You're energized by the feeling when departing home.

When you walk into the airport or hop into your car, you can't contain your excitement. The thought of being in a completely new place soon makes you impatient. "Are we there yet?"

4. You've made a list of all the places you must visit before you die.

Whether this is across the country or just to another state, it adds up. It's time to start saving and you're okay with that.

5. You save for traveling instead of items.

You know the value of traveling and seeing other cultures. Experiences mean a lot to you and that's why you save.

6. But, you always come home.

Even though traveling is great and you may want to do it all the time, it's also a comforting feeling walking inside and sleeping in your own bed. You will always come home.

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