>>2904431
How old are you now? Traveling in 30s honestly isn't that different, unless you mean taking several months off during gap year or whatever, in which case yeah it sucks you can't do that.

>>2904434
>Traveling in 30s honestly isn't that different, unless you mean taking several months off during gap year or whatever, in which case yeah it sucks you can't do that.
I took 6 months off when I was 33, and my wife and I are going to take at least 3 months off next year when she turns 30

I literally wasted my entire life traveling in my 20s

>>2904431
I started traveling seriously at 14 and was burnt out by 19. I'd say if you only start traveling in your 20s its already over before it began

>>2904441
If you didn't check off at least 20 countries on your bucket list by the time you were 12 years old, you should probably just give up. It was already over for you.

>>2904431
If your pecker still works you should still be traveling

>>2904441
For YOU it's already over haha. For us late bloomers it's only beginning.
>teenager travels solo around the world staying in hostels etc.
I always thought that minors couldn't travel independently with no parent or guardian present. But Europeans seem to do it all the time.

https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/525230-youngest-person-to-visit-every-country-in-europe-geographical-europe
>>2904434
Late nights leave you more burned out in your 30s. You can't party til 3 AM and then sleep like a baby until 10 like the younguns can.

I travel in my 20s but I never get laid like you're supposed to. At best I'll meet some lads to get a drink with but that's it. I'm too ugly to travel like a chad