There are probably several things in your behavior that give you away. Probably, if we asked your family and closest friends, they would say that you are obsessed. We are sure that if we could look at your house or in your backpack, we would have no doubts. You really don't know what we are talking about? Keep reading and discover with us the 50 symptoms that betray that you are addicted to travel.
1. You look at your passport every so often, turning the pages little by little, like someone in front of a very valuable book, hundreds of years old.
2. You know by heart, much better than your parents' phone numbers, travel insurance phone numbers, embassies and any other service that has to do with travel.
3. You carry in your wallet, minimum, 3 coins from different countries.
4. Any conversation you have, whatever it is, will end up drifting, as if by magic, on some trip.
5. The greatest fear of your friends is to see you the day after arriving on a trip. They know it will be their session intensive.
6. You prefer a plane ticket to anything else in the world. And when we say anything, we mean anything.
7. If the world ended tomorrow, you would surely be caught traveling.
8. You relate any amount to something related to travel. A dinner = a low cost flight. A t-shirt = a dinner in any European city. A car = a round the world for two years. A flat, do you really want me to compare the price of a flat with something related to travel?
Easter Island
9. You wear or have you thought, at least once in your life, get a tattoo related to travel.
10. Would you like at some point, travel without a return ticket.
11. You have found yourself, on many occasions, dreaming of being on a trip. And it usually happens while you are working.
12. You have thought (and on more than one occasion), leave everything and live traveling.
13. "If life gives you lemons, you always make trips."
14. You know how to say a minimum thanks in 5 languages.
15. You have converted several travel blogs into your characters favorites.
16. You have a list of all the pending destinations you want to go to before you die, although the latter is sure that it will not be an impediment to continue traveling.
17. You have made friends all over the world and that is how they say "Everyone smiles in the same language".
18. You always have a backpack ready. You never know when you'll have to go on a trip.
19. More than once you are surprised emulating the grandfather battalions with that of "To me once, being in ...".
20. You have thought, and on more than one occasion, ask for a travel credit. Especially after seeing how easy it is with Currency Now.
With them you can ask for 750 to 5000 euros, to return up to 36 months, through a super fast process, completely online, personal and also without the need to present payroll or endorsement. Easier impossible, don't you think?
Pure Lempuyan. Bali
21. Your email inbox is always full of travel-related emails.
22. Whatever you have to buy from decoration, you try to be related to travel.
23. If we look at your purse or backpack, surely you have a case, a pen or a purse with a print of the world, right ?.
24. You can forget to eat, but you will never forget the expiration date of your passport.
25. You know 99.9% of IATA codes.
26. You prefer a trip around the world to be played by the lottery (although this, perhaps we could discuss it and if the lottery touches you, what a trip around the world awaits you !!)
27. Your header books have become blogs or travel guides.
28. Every day, whether holiday or not, you look at a flight search engine. You never know when that offer you've been waiting for years will come.
29. In your closet there are more toiletry bags and backpacks than clothes.
30. You are signed up for all the news about airlines, flight offers, hotels ... etc. You are what you could say, a travel addict.
More symptoms that betray that you are a travel addict
31. If you look at the bathroom drawers, there will always be several bottles of shampoo and gel size travel.
32. You may forget an appointment with your boyfriend, but the appointment with your international vaccination doctor is sacred.
33. The day to renew the international driver's license is a party. It doesn't matter if you wait 3 hours in line. The important thing is that you go on a trip.
34. You cloud It is full with hotel reservations, personal travel documents, flights ... etc.
35. The day you buy a flight, you are happier than when you got married.
36. And about getting married. On more than one occasion, you thought about doing it only for the 15 extra days that belong to you at work.
Torres del Paine. Chile. 50 symptoms that betray that you are addicted to travel
37. You like a pad thai better than your mother's tortilla (although you'll never say that in front of her).
38. You relate any moment of your life with a trip.
39. You are able to prepare your backpack for a 45-day trip in less than 5 minutes. In addition, more than proven.
40. You know you can't, but still, you want to know every corner of the world.
41. You are able to sleep anywhere. And when we say anyone, we mean anyone.
42. Jetlag for you is the best of the states that human beings can have.
43. You have planned a minimum of 5 trips (although if you hurry me, you are able to remove another 3 minimum from your sleeve)
44. You deal, every little time, with the typical phrase of "But you don't work or what?".
45. Keep the vaccination card and the yellow fever card as a cloth.
46. Going to the airport to take someone is the worst punishment. If you are not going to ride the plane, that should be prohibited.
47. You are able to travel 600 kilometers, on the same day, alone To see that place you have been told, it is beautiful.
Tikal Guatemala
48. You have mounted the most unlikely transport you could imagine.
49. You have or have thought about creating a travel blog.
50. You firmly believe that life without traveling is not life. In short: you are a true travel addict.
If you feel like helping us complete the list of symptoms that show that you are addicted to travel, add yours in the comments.
** This article is written as part of a collaboration with Monedo Now, but always based on our experiences, with original content and without any brand having influenced us in any case.
