Window seat, or aisle seat? Check out a vibrant city, or go on a tranquil hike? Meet up later, or stick together? Yes, of course you can do both and find a balance. Yet, how to communicate your needs with your travel companions? Travel planning is a lot of work, especially if you’re traveling with others. There are countless items on the list that could potentially spark arguments since everyone has different priorities when traveling. When solo-traveling, you would likely also encounter moments that make you engage in “inner debates” with yourself. Traveling together could make or break a relationship, whether it’s friends, partners, colleagues, families, and so on. What's more, you also get to know more about yourself. Join Sharon and Issy now. Let’s hop right in.