A recent study has found that frequent humankind is happier in their lives than people who don’t travel at all.
Travelers are 7% happier and the poem for happy traveling.
“The day I am killed,
My killer riffling through my pockets,
Will find traveling tickets:
One to peace,
One to the fields and the rain,
And one to the conscience of humankind.
Dear killer of mine, I beg you:
Do not stay and waste them.
Take them, use them.
I beg you to travel”
In this poem, the poet beautifully compares traveling to that gaining conscience. This poem speaks my truth, it bares my authentic self to my readers. A recent study found out that the feeling of Wanderlust has increased during covid-19, and that people are happier when traveling or when thinking about it. Traveling smartly and effectively should be a tool that needs to be introduced to all humans. Traveling should not limit itself to a status quo but the benefits of traveling and garnering new experiences should be widely discussed. It can curb your therapy cost and add perspectives that can never be received in confined spaces.
This article should trigger the bug of wanderlust within you and give you a better incentive to travel. Because humankind is happier in their lives than people who don’t travel at all.
The New Travel Study
Chun-Chu is an assistant professor at Washington State University’s School of Hospitality Business Management. He conducted a study to learn why some people travel more often than others and whether travel experiences have a long-term impact on satisfaction and well-being. Individuals who pay more attention to tourism-related details and regularly discuss their traveling plans with friends are more likely to take daily vacations than those who are not planning their next holiday, according to the findings of his study. Participants in the survey who said they travel at least 75 miles away from home daily were also about 7% happier than those who said they travel very rarely or not at all.
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The Survey
The study asked participants about the importance of travel in their lives, how much time they spent researching and preparing for future vacations, and how many trips they took in a year. They were also polled on how satisfied they were with their lives. A little more than half of the 500 survey respondents said they take more than four pleasure trips per year. Only 7 percent of respondents did not take any vacations.
Experience New Things
“While things like work, family life, and friends play a bigger role in overall reports of well-being. Chen said. Travelling can be considered as reading but with a more physical format attached to it. If we go beyond the status quo of being a traveler, we will find that meeting new people and experiencing new cultures will not only broaden your mind but also cure you of age-old xenophobic tendencies. To all those people who complain that they have not met many people of quality, have not traveled. Travelling pushes you out of the comfortable crowds to spaces and perspectives which challenge your conditioning and help you grow as a person. Deciding to travel was a life-altering experience for me. It helped me better my understanding of the world, made my relationships better, and gave me a kind of happiness that no materialistic thing could.
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Start Planning Your Next Vacation
As travel restrictions due to Covid-19 begin to relax in the future. This is a signal for humankind to start packing their bags again. Do not wait for the hills to call you or for the sea to tempt you, get up and start making plans immediately. Keep in my mind all safety protocols and jump on the bandwagon of traveling. Those who are new to this, take your first step. Always know that traveling is an addiction that can free you from a mental burden. Do not wait for the right time anymore. Put on your shoes, pack your bags, play your travel playlist and take on over the world.
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