What is the difference between people who like to travel and ordinary people?

If there are differences, there are, but if there are differences, how many will there be? Actually, it won't make much difference.

The first is personal ability. Compared with most people who don't like to travel, people who love to travel will definitely have certain advantages in this respect. After all, many trips will teach us how to pack our bags, how to find or make delicious food, how to plan our own trips, and how to have more fun with limited funds. These questions can really help us gain many aspects, gain experience and improve our abilities, but I think the improvement of these abilities is only useful for solo travel or self-help travel. That kind of group tour, when you arrive at a place, you stay in a hotel, and then a group of people go to a place to visit and take pictures. Even if you go out to play more times, what is your personal ability? I'm afraid there will be no improvement.

Then there is the opinion, there is a saying called? Read thousands of books, not as good as Wan Li Road and Wan Li Road, not as good as reading countless people? The meaning is simple, that is, a lot of knowledge we get from books is not as effective as that from personal experience, and what we get from Wan Li Road is not as good as that from dealing with all kinds of people. Travel, however, is just a way of traveling on Wan Li Road, which is read by countless people. Those of us who love to travel can go to many places, see many different scenery, gain different feelings, meet different people along the way, and then get some stories and experiences from each other. Therefore, people who love to travel are open-minded and have opinions beyond the average person. That's for sure.

However, travel is only one of the ways we contact the world. People who like to travel may have more opinions in this respect than ordinary people, but what about other aspects? The world is so big, let's go and have a look, but what we can see is limited scenery after all. I don't like traveling, but I have a wide range of friends and can get many interesting things that ordinary people don't know. I read a lot of books. I read everything you saw on your trip. You don't understand a lot of unpopular knowledge. I know. Is my opinion worse than that of travelers?

So relatively speaking, people who love to travel will be different from ordinary people, but they will not be much different.

However, what I have learned from my personal experience is that traveling can change a person's character. I am a good example myself. I used to like targeting people. When you see unpleasant things, you will point them out directly, which will often embarrass the other party. But later, I grew to like traveling. After seeing a lot of scenery and people, the words or things that used to make people angry became less concerned, and they were euphemistic or just kept in mind. I don't know if this is a change brought by travel or age.