Solo travel offers independence and self-discovery benefits, but often comes at a higher cost compared to travelling as a pair. Popular among Gen Z and Millennials, solo travel is on the rise, with solo travellers being charged up to 87% more than those holidaying as a pair due to single supplements. While some find ways to cut costs, such as travelling in shoulder seasons or staying in hostels, the ‘singles tax’ can still be a deterrent for some solo travellers, leading them to opt out of booking trips altogether.
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