How do you think travelling when you're young compares to travelling later in life?

A natural way to answer

I think each has its merits. Travelling young is more spontaneous and you bounce back from a rough night easily. Later in life you tend to travel more deliberately — you'd rather savour a place than tick boxes. The trade-off is energy for perspective.

Key phrases to use

• rough it — live without normal comforts for a while“We roughed it in a tent for a week.”
• savour — enjoy something slowly and fully“I like to savour a place rather than rush.”
• take it all in — absorb and appreciate everything around you“I just stood there taking it all in.”
• worth its weight in gold — extremely valuable or useful“A good guidebook is worth its weight in gold.”