What should college students pay attention to when traveling for the first time?

1. Choose the right place. There are often couples who are very persistent about the so-called romantic place when planning their trips, but the fact is that any place can create a romantic atmosphere. The key point is where you two want to go and what to do. Although the night scene is indeed more romantic than neon lights, the sea view sounds more desirable than the mountain view. However, if you take her to a tropical island to enjoy the sunshine and beach water, just holding a sun umbrella to hide from the sun every day may scare away a lot of romantic atmosphere. Therefore, instead of asking around for the most romantic place, it is better to discuss the places and travel modes that the other person likes in advance and plan a romantic trip that is satisfactory to both parties.

2. Coordinate the trip that is most in line with the interests of * * *, especially when planning the trip according to the list, it is inevitable that you will encounter the insistence of the other party, and it is not the way to always be deadlocked. Why don't you sit down and have a good look at the scenic restaurants in which city? When the arrangement is the most convenient and smooth, and the toll is not bypassed, we should take a step back and coordinate with each other to work out the itinerary that best suits the interests of the same holiday.

3. Negotiate a budget that is in line with each other's economic interests, but before planning a trip that is in line with each other's holiday interests, it is best for everyone to discuss a budget that is in line with each other's economic interests. After all, it's one thing to spend a lot of time swiping your card, but it's another to pay off your card debt and tighten your belt when you come back. So before planning, you should first understand each other's budget and economic ability. If they are not good enough, your money is her money, and her money is your money. It's best to split it in half. Of course, this does not mean that even a few dollars of parking fees and admission fees have to be divided into 50-50, and you have to be confused every day. Hold down the calculator until your fingers are numb. At least the simulated accommodation, air tickets and other large expenses can be paid separately. As for smaller expenses such as meals and souvenirs, you can talk about the other party's budget range first, and then pay them in turn.

4. Keep a cheerful mood. The food in the restaurant may not be as delicious as expected, but that's because the plan can never keep up with the change. When you encounter unpleasant changes, you should keep a cheerful mood. Problems that can be solved with money can be solved with money, and problems that can be laughed off can be solved easily. Don't let these unimportant things ruin the mood of the whole tour.