Yes, I have had a few experiences traveling alone. Each time I travelled alone I felt slightly worried, because it means that I didn't have any friends or family to rely on. Before each trip, I forced myself plan everything in detail to avoid missing any flights or trains. So, that was a lot of pressure I put on myself. Besides, during the travels, I had to be really careful with my personal safety. Especially as a girl, you definitely needed to be on guard at all times. For example, I was once travelling alone in Spain and I walked on to a street where two guys walked past me and measured me up. I had a strong intuition that these guys might be up to no good. So I kept walking and after a while I suddenly turned around. They were keeping their distance at about 30 meters, but following just behind me very ominously. I was so sacred in that moment but told myself that I had to calm down and think about how to get away from them. So I decided to walk towards a more public place. I found a nice spot where I had a broad view and could observe their movements. They could see me as well, but they were unable to do anything. It was actually quite funny, because we looked at each other and we both knew each others plans. After around three minutes, they turned around and crossed the street. You see what I mean, if I had not been alert in that moment, I probably would had got myself in trouble. Traveling alone is not always a bad thing and one good thing is that you can make new friends by talking with different people. Besides, you can enjoy yourself however you want. There will always be uncertainties. Overall, I would still choose to travel with friends, as we can share everything together, including memories and take care of each other. Most importantly, I feel much more relaxed when I don't have to worry about the negatives I previously mentioned.

Yes. I've had a few experiences of travelling alone. Every time I travelled alone I would feel a bit stressed. Because when you travel alone, it usually means you don't have any friends or family members to rely on. Before the trip, I had to force myself to plan everything in detail to avoid missing any flights or trains. So, that was a lot of pressure for me. Besides, while travelling, I had to be really careful about my personal safety, especially as a girl, you definitely needed to be on guard at all times. For example, one time, I was travelling in Spain, I was walking on a street and there were two guys who walked past me, they stopped and judged me for a bit. I had this strong assumption that these two guys might have had some bad ideas about me. So, I kept walking, after a while I turned around suddenly. They were 30 meters away just following behind me. I was so scared at that moment. I told myself that I had to calm down and think about how to get away from them. So I decided to walk towards a place with more people. I found a nice spot where I had a broad view of them to see what they were doing and where they were. They could see me as well, but they were unable to do anything. It was actually funny, because we looked at each other and we both knew of each other's plans. After about 3 mins, they turned to the other side and crossed the street. You see what I mean, if you were not being alert at that moment, you probably would have gotten yourself into trouble. On the other hand, travelling alone is not always a bad thing and a good thing is that you can make new friends and talk with different people. Besides, you can enjoy yourself in whatever way you want. There will be more uncertainties. However, I still prefer traveling with friends, because we can share everything together and take care of each other. Most importantly, I’ll feel much more relaxed without worrying about those things.