Nearly two in three (63 percent) American adults have traveled or plan to travel for leisure this year and about one in four (23 percent) have taken or will take a business trip, according to a recent Bankrate survey.
However, out of those who have already gone somewhere (either for themselves or work), 77 percent have run into a travel-related problem. When the figure is that big, it would be naive to think that this won't happen to us the next time we pack our suitcase. So let's try and see if we can prevent at least something.
For that, there's a perfect thread. Started on the subreddit 'Solo Travel' by platform user Cwkid, it raised the question, "What's the biggest mistake you've made while traveling?" Here are some of the most popular replies.
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Bought $400 worth of festival and gig tickets for the wrong month and they were all non refundable. I thought it meant 7/6 meant 7th of June but apparently on these European tickets it means 6th of July. Deeply frustrating - these events were the whole purpose of the trip! Didn't realise til I turned up
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