ielts speaking Part 2 and 3 about Holiday Trip You Want To Go On

Clearly, there are a number of merits brought by travelling. But I would probably say that the thing that really stands out is we can broaden our horizons of the world. To be more specific, when coming to a new region or a country, we have the chances to sample the local life, enjoy the cuisine and learn a great deal of interesting stuff. Besides, a second positive point could be

that we can let our hair down after undergoing nerve-racking period of time of hard work or study. A flying visit to somewhere can help us recharge our batteries and work more effectively afterwards.

Personally, I like the former option. Travelling on my own can free me from the burden ofothers and so I can have more freedom and independence to explore to my heart’s content. To be more precise, when you travel on a package tour with your family members, you have to plan your budget, must keep an eye on the small kids or have to follow the instructions of the tour guide. However, when you are on your own, you can head to anywhere you feel like, stay with the local people, experience many different feelings, and become more independent. You can also have me time to reflect on your life or contemplate the meaning of life.

If you choose to visit touristy places: If you ask me, I would say that I’d rather pay a visit to popular tourist destinations. The main reason for my choice is because I will feel more safe and secure in a place that I know like the back of my hand. To be more precise, I could know where to get a good bargain for a service or won’t fear the risk of getting lost. On the contrary, if you venture to visit tourist places of no good reputation, you may risk your life or get ripped off in some cases. In addition, I am not a kind of extrovert and dynamic person, so I’d prefer to go to popular sites instead.

It depends on different preferences and ages. For example, young American, who are adventurous and curious about new places, tend to choose brand new places where haven’t exploited by tourist, whilst old people prefer to stay in a resort nearby a beach or in a village in order to bring back their memories and do meditation.

Recently, most of the people spend their time to travel abroad. Their common first destinations are South East Asia area such as Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore and other countries like China, Taiwan, Hongkong, etc. The reason might be because more and more cheap flight from a number of air lines either domestic or international one are available in my country. Tourist agencies also have various promotions for group people or family. Therefore, international travel seems like not a dream any more.

Obviously, travel has an adverse impact on the surrounding environment. Air pollution is one concern. This is because people must get on a coach, a train to reach their travel destinations and these means of transport give off huge amounts of emissions into the surrounding air, making the air quality from bad to worse. Another thing is litter dropping issue. All the travelers do is enjoy the services, and throw away trash onto the ground, spit anywhere and these things really spoil the cityscape.

Well firstly I'd say the good thing about travelling alone is that you get to do what you want, without having to ask for anyone else’s approval. So basically, you can be really flexible with your plans. But on the downside, if you’re travelling on your own, you might feel lonely at times, especially if you’ve got no one to talk to.

I guess there are a handful of differences, of which one would be that young people generally like doing quite exciting and energetic things, like bungee jumping; or, if they’re going somewhere coastal, they might wanna do some watersportslike jet skiing, whereas I would say the elderly, on the whole, tend to simply like relaxing when they go on holiday, so they'll probably take a few books with them and spend most of the time on a deck chair next to a swimming pool soaking up the sun and enjoying the feeling of doing nothing.