By Travel Noire

Traveling alone has many benefits and rewards. You get to do whatever you want, whenever you want without the fear of inconveniencing… well, yourself. But there is something about traveling with a companion or a close group of friends that can make a trip even more memorable.

Being in a foreign place is already mildly distressing to some, not to mention coordinating with different interests, personalities, and perspectives. We also know what tensions can be thrown into the mix when you are spending every waking (and sleeping) hour with the same people for unusual amounts of time. If not handled well, it can be exhausting and even ruin a promising vacation.

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