Travel is fascinating for many reasons, one of which is people. After a trip, sometimes the deepest impression is not the food you eat or the world heritage you see, but the spark you have made with the strangers you just met in the youth travel service. What channels can help you meet more people?
1, especially those that need to walk. The advantage is that besides sightseeing, it is easier to talk with people around you. Sometimes fewer people attend, and the tour guide will let everyone introduce themselves, so that when you want to chat with others, you can have more information to cut in.
Make good use of APP
2. use the app well. For example, domestic WeChat, Weibo, Momo, etc. Foreign Facebook and Twitter can help you meet people who are going to the same scenic spot, and also allow you to attend a dinner hosted by local chefs, which has many opportunities to meet people.
Live in the public space of youth travel service.
In the youth hostel, many passengers are alone, and there is often a public space for everyone to rest and chat. It's easy to get closer at this time.
Know the owner of the rental office
4. As long as you can get along with your host, it is the easiest opportunity to meet others.
Chatting with people around you in the bar.
5. Drinking in a bar? Of course, it also has a courageous effect when you are slightly drunk. But there is another trick in the bar, that is, eating. In this way, I am not afraid that eating alone will be a bit embarrassing, but I can also chat with people who are also eating next to me.
Attend local courses
6, yoga class, cooking class or language class, you can report all kinds of things you are interested in, so you have the opportunity to meet like-minded friends.
In fact, if you like, you can meet people anywhere, even on the roadside. The above methods do provide opportunities, but if you are usually shy, you still need courage to break the ice. Think of it this way! Just saying hello. Even if the other party ignores it, there is really nothing to lose, and I have gained experience, right?