Solo Vacations: Group Friend-Finding' Trips Are Catching On
Briefly

Rich Harrington, a solo traveler, enjoyed a group trip to Italy with Exoticca, discovering camaraderie among fellow travelers, which is becoming increasingly popular. Tour operators like Indagare Journeys report a fivefold increase in solo traveler interest since 2019. They are designing curated experiences to facilitate connections among individuals, including welcome dinners and pretrip calls. However, travelers face some common drawbacks such as limited flight options and rigid schedules. Despite this, the overall trend showcases a growing appetite for shared travel experiences among solo adventurers.
Travel providers often make it easier for participants to break the ice by arranging pretrip video calls and welcome dinners, allowing solo travelers to forge connections.
The demand for solo travel is growing, with operators like G Adventures introducing Solo-ish Adventures designed to create bonds among group participants.
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