I want to accompany my girlfriend to travel for fun, but she is a little reluctant. How can I convince her?

Wow, you are really a competent boyfriend, so sweet, I envy your girlfriend's eyes. But what a surprise! Why don't you want to go? Worried about money? But money can't buy the happiness and increased experience of traveling. Is your girlfriend introverted and in a bad mood? But traveling is just relaxing and enjoying yourself. In my opinion, there is no suitable reason for her to give up traveling, unless she doesn't want to go with you, hahahahahaha, joking and entertaining herself. Here, I'll give you a few tips. Try them:

First: you can't say where to travel yet. You can make your own travel guide first, list which places have interesting attractions, and what is special about each attraction, so that you can make a more creative poster. You just need to think it out for yourself and write it on paper. When you arrive at the store, someone will tailor it for you. It will definitely be a visual feast. Show your girlfriend your success and see where she likes, and you can choose where to go.

Second: If your girlfriend is not interested in watching it on the first day, or after reading it, you can invite three or five friends to go with you. Let friends convince her that people can't always be in pairs. My girlfriend is cruel enough to let you go by yourself, which seems to be inferior. Aren't you worried that such a good warm man will cheat on the trip?

Third: If you don't do the above two points, it only shows that your girlfriend is really stubborn. We can only take a proactive approach. I bought a ticket with her ID card, asked my roommate to help her pack, and even tricked her into going to the airport or the train station. I'll talk about it when we get there, haha.

The above three points are just my personal thoughts. The specific implementation method must be based on your understanding of your girlfriend. You can draw inferences from others, but don't be too tough, so as not to make the trip unsuccessful, but to increase the contradiction between two people, which is not worth the candle.