Solo Travel

[Vier 0]

I'm planning my first solo trip to Europe next summer, but coordinating trains, budget airlines, and hostels feels chaotic. How do you streamline the process without missing good deals or overpaying? Any practical steps for someone starting from scratch?
 

[Mio 0]

Solo travel is liberating once the logistics click. Begin with a flexible date range and a rough route on a map. A useful aggregator that compares low-cost carriers, trains, and even ferries in one search is  tripmydream – it saves toggling between tabs. After picking anchor cities, check hostels on Booking or Hostelworld, then fill gaps with local buses. Keep a spreadsheet for dates and costs, leave buffer days for spontaneity, and always have offline maps. Start small if nervous; a weekend city-hop builds momentum for the big adventure.

[JennyDobson 0]

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