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Travel before having kids

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As I approach 30, I'm feeling a strong urge to embrace adventure before starting a family. With a flexible job at an airline and access to cheap standby tickets, I have the perfect opportunity to travel. However, my partner prefers limited trips, and coordinating with friends and family can be challenging. I dream of exploring Machu Picchu, the Amazon, and the hot springs of Iceland, but I’ve never traveled abroad alone. Should I seek travel buddies or venture out solo?

F29 turning 30 who works at an airline company with cheap standby tickets and can work from anywhere (but i prefer to take time off while im actually on a trip). I love travelling but my partner is happy travelling 1-2 times a year and has a way less flexible job than I do. A lot of my friends are hard to plan with and my siblings has their own priorities, we manage to squeeze in a trip every other year after extensive planning.

Now im starting to get a feeling that i should try to travel more before i have kids which i want to within 3 years or so.

I mostly enjoy what i call ”adventure travel” where i can explore and do things that wont necessarily be fun or easy with kids. I want to go to Peru and see machu pichu and amazonas, Vietnam and travel around as well as bathing in hot springs in Iceland. I also want to visit South Korea.

I have never travelled abroad by myself. I honestly feel hesitant because i like exploring together and create memories. But im considering it, because otherwise i think theres a possibility none of this will happen.

What would you do in my situation? Try to find people to travel with? Do it by myself? Do you think its worth trying to push in more travel before starting a family?

HELP!

EDIT: im an experienced traveler and have also lived abroad in 2 countries. but i still have many more things id like to do (and hopefully that will always be the case), especially the more adventourus trips.

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