A recent study in Psychological Science suggests that those of us who have travelled the world can be left feeling isolated and alone when we return home after a gap year, as many people we knew in our old lives simply can’t relate to the experiences we have had or the things we have seen.
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It Really Is A Lonely Planet After Your Gap Year.
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No One Wishes They Travelled Less When They Die.
Don’t leave your gap year plans too long, tomorrow may never come and by then it may be too late.
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Forget The Gap Year Itinerary, Go With The Flow.
Sometimes the best gap year experiences are not pre planned, but are discovered completely by accident.
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New Year, New Start! Follow Your Dreams Of Travel!
A new year is traditionally the time for new beginnings and new starts, make this year the on where you finally follow your dreams of travel.
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