They say, “The bigger the better,” but that isn’t necessarily always true. Sometimes, compact is the way to go! Remember, good things come in small packages. We list out a coupl’of reasons for the same:
1. Relationships and friendships are easier to establish because you’re constantly interacting with the few you’re out exploring with and that makes the world a smaller place. It gives you that personal, homely feel that to an extent does away with homesickness.
2. Traveling in small numbers helps you appreciate the environment a whole lot more and sensitizes you to the people and culture of that place, no matter how blaringly different it is from yours.
3. It enables you to get the undivided attention that each one of you deserves as an individual traveling with us.
4. Safety doesn’t pose a threat because you have a smaller bunch of newbies to look after and there’s just enough of them to keep a keen eye on.
5. Smaller groups facilitate more interaction and communication, which has a multiplier effect in terms of maintaining contacts, and keeping in touch with each other even once the trip is over and done with. This creates memories that can be valued till a ripe old age.
6. With smaller groups, you’re able to work your way around your preplanned schedule and incorporate activities that are suggested by you. With larger groups, this can become a problem. It can never be flexible enough because there are bound to be personality clashes and majority always wins. So that can turn out to be a real bummer. Smaller groups, however, allow you that flexibility to go out and let your creative juices flow by providing ideas and thoughts.
7. And of course, they’re the most fun!
