Hello everyone! Out of curiosity, how many times you guys travel in a year? Within Asia? Beyond asia? :) Do you think travelling 4x a year is considered a lot?

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In my opinion, travel allows a person to develop, see the world, open new horizons, and be inspired. My last trip to Qatar allowed me to open up from a new side, which I did not know about. It was a fun, comfortable business class flight thanks to a great deal on https://voyagu.com/destinations/business-class-... that allowed me to save money. Business class flight is not as expensive as I thought before, the main thing is to find a reliable resource. Now I know this, and I hope I will use such advantageous offers for comfortable flights more than once.

Traveling makes our life interesting and eventful. After all, it is obvious that fresh air is better than gassed, and moving is better than sitting at home on the couch. As for the physical form, a lot here depends on what kind of traveler you are - active or passive. Now I'm going to visit Qatar and I'm looking for business class flights at a bargain price. Agree, it's nice to travel in comfort and save money. Who flew to Qatar and can help with a flight at a bargain price?

I have not travelled extensively for 4 years now (for work few and between, but leisure no), ever since I started my night classes.

Initially, I will feel like I'm missing out and get a bit of cold turkey for 1-2 years. Because I travel 1-2 times a year for leisure and a few times a year for my work previously.

Among all, I like Alaska, Greece, Israel, Italy, Japan, and S.Korea the best. I think it's not so much about the places, but it's more about the people I was with. Those are the best memories made with my family, friends and church choir.

In my ex-workplace, if we hit our target, our company will arrange trip overseas to reward us. I've been to London, Paris and China on those years I've been with them, but I don't enjoy them as much as I would if I were to go with my family, friends and church choir.

If 4x per year is to travel with company, I think even 1x per year is a lot.