Mistakes Every SOLO Traveler Should Avoid

[@facts4272]

. 1. Don't wander alone at night 2. Use official taxi and use map 3. Don't get intoxicated during travel 4. Prior research of place you are visiting 5. Don't isolate yourself at new places. 6. Do Gut walk and talk to locals. 7. Don't draw unnecessary attention to yourself, dress like locals and don't carry extra baggage. 8. Don't be afraid of having advice or recommendations from experienced travellers. 9. Learn to cope with unwanted situations.

[@facts4272]

Very good observations

[@facts4272]

And suggestions

[@henkdeklapsteen6787]

Thanks

[@emmathompson4535]

Also, lock your room and search for hidden cameras.

[@facts4272]

@@emmathompson4535 very good suggestions

[@Tuqueque1]

Difference between a tourist and a explorer is that one watches the new culture, the other one becomes one with the culture. The latter is the most satisfying and also mirrors your point of not calling attention. Great vid Lexie!

[@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon]

Totally agree with you! We should always be explorers an not just tourists

[@kaylee9280]

The "Gut Walk" is incredibly important. The very first time I traveled abroad (and was alone!!!), I felt terrified to leave my room. I'm naturally extroverted, so I was surprised I felt that way. It took me a good 2-3 hours before I had the confidence to go outside and start walking around. That day, I met all of my best and close friends! Forever thankful I had the courage to go out! Since then, I travel by myself all the time. There's nothing quite as nice as knowing you can depend on yourself and see the world on your own 🤗

[@ryanstead3148]

Thats Awesome! Imagine if you went straight out the door. You might of never met your best and close friends. Everything happens for a reason (I think).. I so appreciate you building up the confidence to go! The "Gut Walk" are so much fun!

[@kaylee9280]

@@ryanstead3148 Aw, thank you! 😄 I'm really glad I had the courage, too. Hope you're able to experience it as well!! 😁👍

[@ryanstead3148]

@@kaylee9280 Thank you! 😃

[@continentalcarm343]

I HIGHLY recommend that everyone in high school after they graduate take a gap year. I did it, I left everyone I know here in the US in Philly at 18 to live in Spain where I don't know the language or anyone there. I went there to learn the language and I have no regrets. While living there I did many solo backpacking trips around Europe and the experience I had no university can teach you. The awesome friends I met the confidence I got the appreciation for life was all worth it. After traveling solo I now rather travel solo than with a group, or with friends. I think of it like this once you graduate from high school you really will never have the time in your life to tak a WHOLE year off and do whatever you want. Whether that's traveling. Think about it. If you go to college you're going to be busy studying and will only have the summer to enjoy your time off. Now once you graduate college you're an adult you have a degree and you now need an actual job. Now you're an adult and working and won't have time util your retire to take a full year off and travel or do whatever you want. Why wait till your mid-60s to do that? Why not do it when you're young at 18 19. Now yes, your parents will not like the idea, but you're 18 you can do whatever you want. Even if you take a year off you're not going to be on the streets and lose out on your degree. You still be able to get the degree you want even if you take a year off is not going to affect that at all. If anything it's going to help. I'm going to school for nursing. Yes, I'm behind 1 and a half now, but I can speak Spanish. Now being in the medical field in the US and being able to speak Spanish is so helpful. I think a hospital would take me a student that took longer to get his degree but can speak Spanish than someone that got their degree quicker. At the end of the day, it's your life you take control. YOU ONLY HAVE ONE LIFE YOU MAKE THE DECISIONS.

[@bmfsnc8466]

I had a scholarship so I was unable to take a gap year after highschool but I did take one in between my under grad and grad degree to move abroad and never moved back to the states! I moved to Guatemala, been for you about two years and in January will move to a new country. I have absolutely zero ganas a regresar los estados la verdad!

[@OhFuck420]

Fuck college. Why just one gap year? Why not just travel forever.

[@donovanq4887]

@@OhFuck420 money?

[@DoctoratePhD]

@@donovanq4887 Work for it?

[@OhFuck420]

@@donovanq4887 chase your dreams and happiness.. the money will follow. It’s okay if it doesn’t make sense to you. Many young people are living their wildest dreams because they took wild chances.

[@129jso]

I had a similar experience with a "taxi" driver in Amsterdam...and while it could have been safe, my intuition was screaming!!!! I made an excuse and left. I always have the route on my map as well!

[@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon]

Sometimes, it’s safe but they’re just taking advantage of you, making circles around the city to make sure you pay more 😅

[@LexieLimitless]

That's the worst! Glad you were able to navigate through that situation safely🙏🏼

[@meganversteeg61]

So, In the netherlands taxi driver's cars ALWAYS have a blue licence plate. In case you ever go back :D Sometimes you can order one online and pre-pay a set price for the travel that you make, so you also dont end up being scammed. Im dutch so if u have questions u can always ask

[@129jso]

@@meganversteeg61 oh, thank you!! I couldn’t see the license plate color. I will definitely keep that in mind! I loved my time there and can’t wait to go back!

[@sophiewilliams3540]

I completely understand what you mean about the extroverted introvert, that is exactly how I have always felt and would constantly find myself super conflicted when presented with social situations but with getting to know myself it has become easier to navigate.Thanks for this video.😊

[@LexieLimitless]

I can definitely understand where you're coming from! Thank you for sharing❤️

[@masoncampbell552]

I just graduated highschool and i leave for my first solo trip on June 1st. This is a perfect pre trip video. Thanks

[@hirashiubrani]

Good luck!!💫

[@claraamaral5473]

so happy for you! I hope it's gonna be amazing

[@eduardochavacano]

You should not fill your mind with too much stuff. Millions of have traveled in the past, before social media reduced travel to living for the cameras.

[@emmap3148]

Congratulations!! Good luck!

[@shubhendrabisht8003]

#babyrider716

[@teacherangry121]

one of my biggest tips is staying at hostels! you meet a ton of people who are also traveling solo and you learn about others cultures. Made so many amazing memories this way!

[@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon]

Downloading the offline maps is a great tip! I started doing as well even if I’m not solo traveling just to make sure I’ll always know where I’m at or to make sure the taxi driver is actually taking me to my accommodation 😅

[@Sriram737]

I finally found someone like me.... INTROVERTED EXTROVERT

[@andreasfreyer8569]

Then we're three

[@hewwiesen1758]

Forreal!

[@watchitnowwatchitlater8734]

am an introverted extrovert but a little bit antisocial maybe because I am not in the public area.

[@antonboludo8886]

You may have been confusing introvert with shy.

[@watchitnowwatchitlater8734]

@@antonboludo8886 were you referring to me?

[@celinah.5331]

Thank you so much for showing me that I CAN travel solo as a female. I am going on an exchange semester next year and will definitely go travel around south east asia! I have never traveled solo before, so these tips are great! You are such an inspiration for me and habe reawakened my desire to travel and see the world. Love, Celina ✌🏼

[@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon]

This sounds a great plan, Celina! So happy for you! I wish I could do the same 🙈 where are you planning to go?

[@sunnyr2917]

Can you please do a video on how to take care of your health while traveling. Traveling can take a toll on your body and skin.. How do you sustain a healthy routine?

[@TrekkingPals]

All you need to travel solo is already within you! I love it

[@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon]

Me too and I like that she encourages us all to travel solo

[@doodsanddudes]

I love doing stuff alone, I started my travel with many alone trips. It’s still small but little growth every day is good.

[@luccadejong3475]

Wow, leaving for my first real solo trip this weekend, so perfect timing! Thanks!

[@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon]

That’s exciting, Lucca! Where are you going?

[@luccadejong3475]

@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon I'm from Amsterdam, and am enjoying a gap year currently. This year I've lived in Milan, Stockholm and Madrid, but in each place I either stayed with a host family or a friend, so it didn't feel like a solo trip. But tomorrow I'm flying to Gran Canaria, where I don't know anyone, so it will be my first REAL solo travel experience!

[@ryanstead3148]

@@luccadejong3475 HAVE SO MUCH FUNNN!!!!! MAKE MEMORIES! GOOD LUCK!!! :))

[@Ashley_Schaeffer]

Drinking on any trip is always a bummer... Maybe a beer/cocktail with dinner or a wine tasting but anything more than that will more than surely ruin your trip... Hangovers, de-hydration, roofies, diarrhea, possible blackouts and more than anything LOST TIME... You can have a drink in a bar anywhere, getting out and experiencing your surroundings is what you are there for!! Great video Lexi!! See you in Myrtle Beach!

[@CuteGirl-ch1ee]

I have done 5 major solo trips so far. And countless smaller trips by myself as well . 😁 I love solo traveling as a woman . ❤️ Your advice is so true . But I am also thinking about practicing self-defense tricks and learning boxing before my next solo trip 🥊 in case any direct physical attack happens lol 😂

[@Balgore8]

That is all some excellent advice, a lot more down to earth and realistic than I was expecting! Thanks for sharing.

[@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon]

Yeah, these are actually some useful tips 🤗 that’s why I love her videos

[@LexieLimitless]

I appreciate that feedback! Thank you

[@WanderingVagabondYT]

25+ solo countries and I wholeheartedly agree with all of these! 😎👍 Only thing I can add, is JUST GO!!

[@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon]

Oh, wow that’s impressive! Which one was your favorite country you visited? 🥰

[@pklihn]

Can you share tips for taking care of yourself like avoiding disease or what to do when you get sick when solo travel?

[@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon]

I think bringing pills with you for the most common things like headache, stomachache, flu or something else that you experience often is always a good idea

[@ProtoMarcus]

It may sound obvious for some but not for others - Some tricks Make sure you get all vaccines/shots if the area you're going to has specific hazards. Some popular ''travel vaccines'' include those to protect against: - Hepatitis A - Hepatitis B - Typhoid and paratyphoid fever - Meningococcal disease - Yellow Fever - Rabies Japanese Encephalitis Make a traveler's medkit that includes: - Analgesics (go with 3 types - Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen, Acetylsalicylic Acid - also known as Advil, Tylenol and Aspirin) - Antihistamine, both cream and pills for mild allergic reactions - Immodium, for diarrhea _(also covers Traveler's diarrhea )_ - Hydrocortisone _(anti itch cream, good for insect bites, skin reactions, etc)_ - Insect repellent with DEET if in a mosquito/fly heavy zone - Sunscreen - Antacid _(to relieve heartburn/upset stomach)_ Then there are more specific addons such as - Antifungal lotion - Antibacterial ointment - Antibiotic for severe traveler's diarrhea - Antimalarial drugs, if prescribed by your doctor Read up on health and safety for your destinations. Some destinations recommend - Only drinking from sealed water bottles - Never eat pre-cut fruits and fresh produce _(buy the fruit or vegetable whole and clean it thoroughly)_ Always wash your hands before eating or touching your face, eyes, etc *_Always make sure you get enough sleep especially the first nights when changing timezones_* - it can be very taxing on your body, deplete your energy levels and also weaken your immune system. Drink often - but that's a life trick, not limited to travel! Don't wait to be thirsty to drink, always drink a little throughout the day

[@pklihn]

Thank you 🙏

[@WanderlustWithT]

Make sure you're bringing enough medication with you for headaches, upset stomach, potential flu. Get vaccinations for areas with viruses that are high risk like malaria, yellow fever etc. Carry a 1st aid kit with you. This is essential!

[@pklihn]

@@WanderlustWithT thank you 🙌

[@nathanjw940]

I get overwhelmed easily. Love to travel but make a point to spend time in nature. I couchsurf or AIRBNB it because I need downtime or I will get stomach pains.

[@seandesmond5560]

Great advice lovely Lexie!!! 👍 I Love solo travel most of my trips overseas have been solo!

[@rsatravelvids8643]

You are such an inspiration! I really love your videos and you giving us good travel advice. You and Drew Binsky are both my favorite travel bloggers. Love and support from Cape Town, South Africa.🇿🇦❤

[@xod0llfacex3]

I traveled alone once to another country/continent before the pandemic started and it was a great experience. I can't wait for things to go back to normal so I can do more traveling! I'll definitely need to try the gut walk. And I always tell friends how I love meeting people (other travelers from other countries and locals) during my travels. My friends don't seem to understand :/

[@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon]

Where did you go?

[@TravelingisFREEDOM]

This seems to be a very charming city, I hope I can visit in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!

[@SarahandMarek]

You can see how much travel makes you happy 😍

[@mizaeldominguez8333]

I truly agree of her. Traveled by myself and loved it.

[@ZiedHF]

08:41 Damn it, Tunisia became a crazy country 😅 As Tunisian, I want to apologize to you for your awful experience when you just landed at the airoport. Sad how these sick people does not respect others. I am enjoying your videos Lexie. Keep it up !

[@kullen2042]

I honestly think in major citys at the airports there will always be scetchy people. For all that I (very limitedly) know, that story could also happen in Berlin or L.A. or whereever. Thats why I think its very good advice to be cautious with your first ride from the airport to accomodations. :)

[@shaunoliverii8961]

Excellent video! Thanks for warning every future traveler!😁👍❤

[@A.U.K84]

Highly helpful and informative solo travel tips from a seasoned female explorer. Highly admire your travel spirit. I wish you safe journeys filled with loads of happiness and goodness all the way everywhere you go. Keep Exploring... **Lexie Rocks**...

[@scottman895]

I am the same way when it comes to planning trips! I almost always have some set itinerary for what I plan to do in a destination even if it is a place I have been to several times such as Boston. It gives me more control of what I would like to do and an easier way to budget the trip. I did hear from another traveler to also include some room for spontaneity too as things may not always go to plan or something really fun can pop out of nowhere that would be really intriguing. In addition, I also like the tip about telling family or close friends where you are going just in case something happens. I always let my parents know where I plan to go just to be safe!

[@ajinkyat2]

Hey Lexie, you've got a list of some crazy adventures. I found your content really interesting, I've subscribed to this channel and even got a free copy of your newsletter. You're definitely living my dream. Can't wait to see your vlog on India series. All the best for your future endeavors ❤️.

[@Berkanann]

Some pretty good advice actually. For sure coming from experience. I visited 30 countries so far, India, South Africa, Morocco as a solo traveller. I guess as a female you have to be even more cautious.

[@siddhantdwivedi9818]

From last 3 years after completing my 12th, I was following what my heart say, I was searching for the real purpose of my life and what I am truly passionate about and wants to do for rest of my life. Now, finally I decided to take an year break, start from zero and explore the world as solo backpacker. And, along with that, working on travel photography & filmmaking self-assignment. Thanks for this video. This will be helpful for me.

[@isabellacohn4040]

I truly appreciate all of this advice!! I’m 19, I’ve started taking trips with friends places. I just went across country out West in the US with my sister and now I’m dying to go somewhere international!! I feel so empowered knowing that there are other women who travel and that it can be done safely. Thank you ❤️

[@Simon-gx1wf]

Start with thailand/australia/canada/ peru/ costa rica or any countries in those line where safety is very high (choose according to preference and budget)…. Or you can start solo in africa like I did, but wouldnt reccommend, it needs more « travel awarness » and patience that other countries will develop first 😅

[@VeggiesbyEos]

I'm currently in Colorado by myself! My first solo trip! Well, I have my dog with me

[@msaad8053]

Basically the best lesson traveling can give you is gratitude and shows you how privilege you are , that's why everyone should travel

[@reptongeek]

My inspiration for my first solo trip was a friend of mine going to Japan on his own. Since I was planning to go to WDW in Florida that was my impetus to go alone. I've since made another solo trip to London and when Covid finally gets lost I'm going to London again

[@SarahandMarek]

As always these are some really great tips! Thanks Lexie!

[@amaljoshy1380]

Hi Lexie, Your videos are just awesome and very helpful. Can you just make a video on the items that you carry while traveling like your bag, other essentials and how to pack lightly while backpacking.

[@crystalv4784]

Can you make a video on how you cope/deal with anxiety and stress while traveling? You said you do meditation, can you share more in detail please. Loving your videos btw :)

[@AnthonyGruba]

Just look up how to do it, you can't really go wrong with meditation

[@reyhanehshayesteh1477]

I wish I had been free when I was at 20 years old .you know, in my country It’s arduous to get permission from your family and travel alone whether you are mature or immature .in other word it’s taboo.

[@kishorthakare5886]

I'm LERN new something thank you so much this video is really Helth full

[@benjaminbrewer2569]

How much time goes into planning anew trip? Do you have a vid on how to plan a trip?

[@rick-be]

Arriving late in Seville,we found all hotels closed and no one would open up for us. We found a spot in the park to get some sleep before morning. Getting in late to NOLA we decided to spend the night on the gambling boats,we actually made a few bucks too. Then after breakfast we found a spot to stay.

[@reelhappytravellers2691]

Constantly searching for views that take our breath away. And just we found it!!!!!

[@introvertnomads4243]

Some great tips thanks Lexie. The part about Tunisian airport is very important!

[@JohnnyB-art]

Your such an inspiration,,, I really wanna travel to big places like Costa Rica alone but worry. Xx

[@aissa699]

such an inspiration. stay safe and keep up the amazing work Lexie

[@charliechillax2036]

I did 2plus years once and it was Incredible. Team Nly.

[@mkismerienn3660]

You have amazing content and useful tips. I really wish many more people would watch, value and use them!

[@Jayson-2020]

3:41 Looks like the Bangkok airport. I don't think Thai Airways flies to Tunis.

[@elperro3056]

Sleep important they why I don't do hostel when I got older unless u go tho quiet one

[@ridoysikder1865]

Love you Lexi , from Bangladesh ♥️

[@mansirandad]

Hi Lexie, The videos which you make are amazing and the content is absolutely superb. I wish you to keep doing this. And even very excited to read your book... All the best !!!

[@vivianhuennekens]

Love these tips! Please keep doing more solo travel tips!

[@CheapCharlieChronicles]

Lol that moment at 1:01 looked a bit awkward. Great advice 👍

[@Madderthanjoker]

Yeah nah if i was in that position I would call that solo trip done. LUL

[@Jayson-2020]

@@Madderthanjoker What airport do you think that was?

[@yassinezrelli6135]

Sorry to hear what happened to you in Tunisia, besides that hope you enjoyed your trip here!

[@Rafaal03]

I made my first travel solo at 17 years old.. 8 months in USA to learn english And I was so scared at first since im very shy and almost didnt know any english at the time but once you get there you build a strenght and you overcome every situation so there are nothing to be scared

[@ajay_pn]

Please upload more videos every time, every week, please make more videos MI Senòrita❤️😊

[@56679076]

Oh you made video on my Birthday, so nice of you :)

[@thedancingmich]

I can't wait for your book!! When will it be coming out?

[@eviecalder2871]

I think she said the summer...I can’t wait either!!

[@bethyeuong]

Incredible video, thanks so much Lexie!! 💛

[@vemovasnena]

Would love some advice on making local friends...cuz that terrifies me... how do even approach people? What do you say?

[@Xxnyx07]

Regularly going to the same local hubs like town squares, cafes etc. is a good way to meet locals, as people will start to recognize you. Walking/using public transit is a more social way to get around too! On approaching people randomly (I struggle with this too) I recently saw a vid from Jo Franco where she said, in her experience, 9/10 people are open to being approached. Ever since I heard that, I've felt less anxious (I assumed it would be 1/10..) a good perspective coupled with using intuition will take you far 😊 As for what to say, once you say "how are you?", "do you speak english?", "where are you from?" etc. it goes from there! Try to learn some things about the culture/language, and people will appreciate it a ton, and they'll likely teach you more, introduce you to people etc. Good luck fellow traveler✨

[@799ramon]

I had experiences where I approached unknown people in various countries. First, I look for similarities where I can draw attention and relate discussions with the individual (female/ male, ) Dress, (age) do they look lost as myself, (Similar reactions to culture, food, tour, ) eye contact. Do they seem friendly, sad, depress, etc. (Sitting at a table near them or a seat near them, ) Lastly, always have a plan to excuse yourself or to abandon the situation if inappropriate mix. (Where did you get that souvenir? Do you like that meal? Have you been to such and such place? You remind me of a friend at home) If they do not add or contribute, I say okay ..Thank you and bye.

[@thefangirlray]

The viedo is so well done! Very informative I can't wait till I go and travel!

[@muzaffarteja]

I am still waiting for your Pakistan Video. I saw some but those were on CPIC platform not on your channel.

[@techmania300]

Very valuable vedio dear Lexie for traveller vlogger ❤️❤️🌏🌏🌏✈️

[@dtmoves]

Wow, I realized that introverted extravert describes me pretty good. Thanks for the hint:D Your videos very cool and interesting, thanks for your work and experience sharing

[@travelertrome8449]

I have traveled all over the world as well, a couple of times solo. But I can only imagine how much more on guard you have to be if you're a female solo traveler. I have found that many women who fear solo travel but want to see the world join Contiki Tours, where they are joined together as a group and make lifelong friendships through traveling together. But you do lose the freedom of moving where you want at any time, and are on an itinerary. I did it solo and still had a fantastic time. Pros and Cons.

[@scottcrosby8321]

I find that prayer is a great way to calm my nerves and center myself.

[@harshakrovvidi7850]

I do gut walks most of the time when im travelling!!

[@uppercut147]

LOL strange people working as unofficial "taxi drivers" at airports is wild and very much a thing. I had a similar experience in Medellin, Colombia (my favorite place on earth!) and followed this guy who was being really persistent out to his car in a far off spot in the parking lot. It turned out he really was just a dude trying to make money driving people, but it could have ended badly, especially since the airport in Medellin is a looonnnnng drive from the city on top of a mountain. There's also more than one way to get to the airport, as I found out on multiple trips back to Medellin. One time a taxi driver took me a way I'd never been before and we went through an EXTREMELY poor and run down part of town. I was fully prepared to try and jump out the car if I had to because I remember thinking "THIS IS NOT THE WAY TO THE AIRPORT" LOL. The driver was really nice, though, and started playing Michael Jackson CDs LOL (yes, real CDs). We ended up going on the most scenic drive I've ever been on in my life and avoided most of the traffic.

[@muslimbale9939]

You are underrated dear.

[@glodusmuspell9069]

Have you visited Kazakhstan? My place, we have nice mountains here and kind people of course

[@NeonCrafty]

Yes, she’s been to every country :)

[@gvbalajee]

Enjoying Lexie Love❤ you dear huge hug

[@Chambros703]

I’m a one bag traveler as well, what do you do about laundry? Do you do it yourself in your hotel or do you find somewhere to get it done? I’m always worried being a tall guy that my clothes would get shrunk and I’d be screwed if someone else did it haha

[@miran248]

I use scrubba daily, it can also double as a dry bag. That, plus bronner's soap is all you need. I've also used a soak wash detergent for a while, which is even better but has fewer uses (can be used as a shampoo). I'm doing my clothes before the morning routine, that way they're done by the time i finish, at which point i'll squeeze them and hang them to dry or use a towel method if i needed them immediately.

[@Chambros703]

@@miran248 yeah that’s what I’ve been doing. I just wash them at night while I shower so it’s dry in the morning. Merino wool all the way

[@miran248]

@@Chambros703 I've replaced most of my merino layers with alpaca last year and i don't think i'll ever go back.. Alpaca has better warmth to weight ratio and it stinks less. It's more expensive tho and harder to get.. Replaced my merino sweater with a much thinner alpaca one (Kuna) a few months ago and it's actually warmer (not as wind resistant tho). Arms of Andes base layers alone are good enough down to 0C (for me). That, plus some soft shell (for wind protection) pants and jacket and you have a working everyday setup for 0 - 20C range.

[@achernev]

So happy to see your channel I’ve travel a lot by myself.

[@chahertalebhacine727]

You gave me a positive vibes 😌how i miss traveling !!!

[@watchitnowwatchitlater8734]

Someone like me who has not travelled other countries is a little bit frustrating because I am not used to travel alone and especially places I do not know so maybe in the future with my partner I will travel.

[@thedosaguygg3710]

Loved the video ! Very informative!

[@edwardmacnab354]

Going to victoria bc still always feels strange. Because it is strange. Even though its just 60 kms. away . Anything more foreign than that, forget it .

[@icanspotliarsandincelsnido6408]

Lexie is generally charismatic and likeable. I know, she wasn't like this at her high school years. I guess, travelling a lot makes you this.

[@benshefi9558]

Thank you so much for creating these amazing and useful videos! How do you plan long trips of multiple weeks or months?

[@TwiggyAshley]

Well I don't have to worry about the alcohol part. My body rejects it now after getting alcohol poisoning. So I don't drink anymore.

[@dantoinelevert8892]

Cant even travel bc of COVID restrictions in my country 🤧😪 I miss travelling. Its almost been 2 years of this mess

[@janisbanis6882]

get the vaccine ??

[@dantoinelevert8892]

@@janisbanis6882 the vaccine offered in my country are not Pfizer nor Moderna, which are my top choices sadly. They offer some random chinese vaccine or some shit

[@janisbanis6882]

@@dantoinelevert8892 If you can get an EU approved vaccine you should, they are all good.

[@dantoinelevert8892]

@@janisbanis6882 they offer AstraZenica but it's limited. Theyre prioritizing older ppl. sad. I want Pfizer/Moderna tho so, yea

[@janisbanis6882]

@@dantoinelevert8892 Don't worry about getting AZ, it is good too. You will be so much better off when vaccinated. Stop looking at the efficacy rates because they are not even half the story.

[@rick-be]

I always schedule my arrival during the day,but it doesn't always turn out that way. Even in Mexico where I know my way around a late flight cost me money and some misery.

[@lifeisgood3087]

Great video. Great messages. 😃

[@AhhhSukeSuke]

Very impt video!!!! Ty Lexie! I don't have the guts to do this, lol. I think.... Starting small is key.... Start with the rest of Canada, US, London, keep moving bigger 🤣

[@mays9173]

I cant wait to read your book! 😊

[@ryanstead3148]

Thank you, Lexie!!! Legend!

[@gabrielaromero804]

5 years ago I left my country, traveling alone through Latin America. The best decision made in my life. Waiting for the pandemic to end to continue !!

[@zackt.d3438]

I love your videos so much thank you ❤️

[@ashleegiles4548]

Awesome tips Lexie!

[@SarahandMarek]

Loving all the travel clips in this video 🤩

[@flor_rodriguez]

Hi! A question, How do you wash your cloth during long trips? Because the laundry services can be expensive, can´t they?

[@Hanthebananz]

Hostel sink

[@flor_rodriguez]

@@Hanthebananz thank u!!

[@tigerinthetunnel]

I loved your tedex talk!!!

[@LIAM_VID]

Appreciate your video! keep it up!

[@brijeshpatel4549]

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[@mirandaread2249]

Oh my gosh I'm an introverted extrovert as well!!

[@chito4523]

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