i thought the same! but im also curious as to why naomi felt uncomfortable? is it one of those "when people compliment you dont know what to do things" bc ive complimented random people, and i hope i didnt make them uncomfy T~T
hey Naomi! im Korean living in Korea who's your fan hehe I would definitely recommend you doing solo trips in Korea but i might say since you've stayed in Seoul mostly for this trip next time I highly recommend you to visit Busan as well! there's a beautiful beach (its kind of seaside city) also the vibe is very different from Seoul in a very interesting way! also let me know if you need any tips on living/traveling in Korea! I would love to share my point of view of Seoul and also would like to recommend a lots of kinds in Seoul! btw its well known in Korea that 7 eleven is considered as the worst convinence store chain I (and probably most Koreans) would recommend you to go to Gs25 or CU convinence store chain the bakery section is THE BEST also kimbap section is really good, a lot of pb products as well! and for people who is vegan/vegitarian if you go to a bigger convenience store you can easily find vegan bento or vegan warm meals in the section! anyways hope your plan to Korea is going well!! have a nice day xdd
solo traveling is super fun! when traveling ur always bound to other people and their plans and their mood and alone u can always decide when you need a rest, where u wanna go and also go off the planned schedule when u discover something cool by coincidence!
There is actually another trash can for liquid in korean convenience stores. However, the trash can have a strainer as you can see, so it might be used for both liquid and trash for this store.
The corn ice cream has actual pieces of cooked corn inside. And Koreans love corn sooooooooo much that they have corn cheese as a side dish and put corn on their pizzas... Even the churro snack you had, the original flavor is corn soup flavor. It is unreal how much corn is used in foods here. I teach English in Korea... It is pretty safe for solo travel, but there are always jerks and some Korean men fetishize Western women, so you'll want to be aware of that. You'll also want to stay in larger cities because smaller areas don't speak much English, if at all. Where I live, hardly anyone speaks English, so if you don't know Korean, doing things alone could prove difficult at times. Busan and Seoul are safe bets for foreigners, but the smaller cities have their charm, too. Gyeongju is quite historical and has BEAUTIFUL scenery. Pohang is a beach town(although there is also a Steel Mill as an eyesore) and has had a few K-Dramas filmed here. I hope if you do an extended stay, you do showcase some of the smaller areas as well. Can't wait to see what you decide!
that's so interesting, what do you think about Ansan? i got the opportunity to study there next year but idk how nice it is to be further away from seoul
@@nerostays I've never been to Ansan, but Wikipedia says it's actually considered part of the Seoul National Capital area. It also says the metro runs from Ansan to Seoul, but you could also take a bus if you wanted. Not sure of the time of travel for those methods, though. Since it's closer to Seoul, more people may speak English. Regardless... Korea is quite small geographically and you can take the KTX from Seoul to Busan in something like 2 or 3 hours, so nothing is really too far from anything else.
I love solo traveling!! I was scared at first but now I find it so peaceful. You do everything on your own schedule and you get to really just be yourself in a place where no one knows you. It’s freeing. Highly recommend everyone try solo traveling for a bit. Sometimes I do a mix where I travel solo then meet up with friends for a bit too.
I’ve never been to Korea but I’ve solo travelled to Japan twice now for three weeks each. (I’m a woman in my 30s from the US) Solo travel is super rewarding. You get to make plans and decisions for yourself 100% of the time. And I agree that it would be a good way to challenge yourself! Speaking for myself, there were brief moments of loneliness and moments of culture shock/confusion but those come with putting yourself outside your comfort zone and are part of what makes it rewarding.
Yes girl you should definitely go to South Korea again!😍 I recently went to NYC on my own and it was so amazing. Quite challenging, but afterwards you feel like no one can stop you from anything ever again😂
How does one find the courage 😮 I love travelling, but I get easily overwelmed by planning the trip and then being in strange environments by myself which just means anxiety from start to finish with the grande finale being a minor burnout lmao so cool that solo travelling works for you 🥹 I do remember how it makes one feel unstoppable, though those times are long gone for me 🥲 you're a badass 🔥
@@FastMisanthrop Oh no, I'm sorry to hear that. Honestly I do not know how I managed this trip all on my own. I just really wanted to try sth out of my comfort zone. What I can say to you is that you have to believe that you are capable of doing it alone and that you will protect yourself no matter what. If you want to go back to solo traveling why don't you start small and travel near your home town or within the country you live in? and the more you practice that and the more you challenge yourself the easier it will get. And since you mentioned you did it before - what stops you from doing it again? I certainly hope not your anxiety because you got this🤍
@luisa1s I agree! I went to Jamaica on my own and I was so scared, but it was absolutely fine and afterwards, like you said, I felt like I could do anything in the world after that, made me feel very powerful! 😁
Bread specially on Korean 7-Eleven's are EXTREMELY fresh, the stroobewy breb was fresh and it needed to be eaten the moment it was bought, if you wait too long it will go bad, specially if not immediatly put into the freezer
My solo trip to Scotland was one of the best of my life. So much freedom. Making my own schedule. Doing exactly what I want and worrying about no one else. SO COOL. What helped me was knowing someone (I met at an airport another trip lol) who helped guide me and came with me a few times to do stuff, especially as a young woman traveling by myself.
I solo traveled through japan, Korea and Indonesia and right now I’m alone in Beijing and i have to say it’s the best thing I’ve ever done. If you have the chance to do it you should definitely go for it, i learned so much about the city, could do anything i want to and gained so much confidence. You can do it 💜
I’m cabin crew so i travel alone all the time. It can be awkward but its so much easier to meet people and get yourself into random situations when youre alone and desperate. The desperation gives you drive to try new weird fun things with random people! Do it for the novelty! And the plot of course. HIGHLY recommend!
I spent nearly two years teaching English in Korea, so I completely understand the apprehension to travel alone. I went completely alone and it was months before I made a concrete friend group there. I traveled solo to Japan (twice!) while living in Korea and absolutely loved it! You have the freedom to do whatever you want, whenever you want and everyone in both countries was so incredibly kind to me as a foreigner. I'm married now, but would travel alone again in a heartbeat!
solo travelling is the most confidence building, humbling, fun experience! i think everyone should do it at least once! it can be challenging but you get to figure out how you handle challenges and stress! do it girl!!!
So I’ve never solo traveled to Korea or Japan but as an American I solo traveled to the UK. I had no previous friends that lived there so trying to get the basic questions asked was a bit harder but after being there for a week I made new friends and saw mainly everything I wanted to see specifically in London. I think solo traveling is the best way to honestly do anything but you get to see the thing you want to see without friend involved wanting to see other things that can end with you having a trip that didn’t feel satisfying
I solo traveled to New Zealand for over a month and let me tell you, while it is more challenging in many ways alone, you also make SO many memories and meet people that you wouldn't if you were in the comfort of someone else. It is so so so worth it. DO IT!!!!!!!!
I'm solo travelling to Korea in 3 weeks! I've done tons of solo travel around Europe. I love it! You get to do what you want on your own schedule and meet people and see so much more imo. DO IT!
Solo traveling will make you feel so powerful and confident ❤ I went to Jamaica on my own last year - I was very nervous at first, but I just made sure I was safe and didn’t put myself in silly situations. It was absolutely fine and would definitely do it again - it was the best form of self care 🙏🏼 I could do whatever I wanted when I wanted without having to think of anyone else 👏🏼
I can absolutely recommend going on a trip by yourself. I just recently traveled solo to Peru and it was pretty much the best experience of my life. Even though you start the adventure by yourself, you won't be alone for long, that's for sure. It's acutally crazy how many people you get to know by just traveling on your own.
Solo traveling is the best way to see a country, you go to the places that you want, eat what you really want without depending on the timings from another person, and yes, eating alone is a thing, but then you look around you and see other solo travelers or nativ persons and they dont really care about the others! Another thing is that you are totally focused on your own trip and i find it super interesting to understand what you really want to do! Pleeeease make a solo traveling
Last month I spent 4 days in Dresden on my own. It was my first time alone in a hostel. But it was super cool and less challenging than I thought. Even though traveling in your own country is a different thing than flying to Korea alone, I can only encourage you to give it a try. It totally enriched me and also made me a bit proud of myself to have tried it out. I would travel alone again any time!❤
Have solo travelled to Seoul twice and honestly it was a lot of fun! You are in charge of your own time, what you see, what you do, what you eat and just in general can make the trip into your own. Naturally be aware of your own safety and be wise about potential dangers, but overall it is a wonderful challenge and a great way to learn about your own self. A good tip is to research a bit before you go just to have the basics down and/or know what things you for sure wanna do - concerts, museums, events, travel to other cities, etc.
Travelling solo is the best experience that you can give yourself! It's so fulfilling to know you can do it! I loved my solo travels and you're never alone because you meet so many people!
You should definitely do more solo trips, so empowering, relaxing, challenging, and fun at the same time!😍 My first solo trip changed my life and thanks to it I met the love of my life💖 I m so happy I discovered you this year you re such a joy to watch 😁love from France
Naomi! i just wanted to say you are one of the few youtubers i actually pay full attention to your videos & sometimes wait forever so i can binge watch all the videos i missed lol I couldnt help to watch this one now though lol
Yes gurl, do the solo traveling. I‘m doing it right now and it really gets you out of your comfort zone, which is a good thing. Going to a restaurant on your on, or explore the city on your own gets so normal after a while! And you probably won’t be alone the whole time, you’ll meet people 🥰
I am in love with your adorable pink outfit!! The bows! The corset! The fluffy pink sweater! Perfection! Can you please make a video devoted to all your pink outfits
Ich hab 3 Monate alleine in Korea verbracht. Genauer gesagt in Pyeongtaek bin aber mit der Bahn mehrmals nach Seoul gefahren. Ich kann es auf jeden fall nur empfehlen. Ich habe tolle Leute kennengelernt in einem alter, und die haben mir dann die Kultur zeigen können. Selber konnte ich gar kein Koreanisch, aber habe es dann durch meine Freunde lernen können (zumindest ein paar Wörter zum verständigen). Ich werde diese Zeit nie vergessen und kann dir nur empfehlen das du auch alleine hinfliegst und das erlebst.
@@sksksksksksksksksks ich hab fast zwei Jahre dafür gespart. ,:) Unterkunft war so eine Mietung für Studenten. Ich glaube insgesamt habe ich 3,500€ gezahlt für die drei Monate inklusive Strom und Wasser. (Müll Trennung muss man übrigens selber machen und ich hab leider einmal etwas falsch gemacht und musste 75€ zahlen weil ich es leider falsch einsortiert habe. Also informiert euch gut über die Mülltonnen Trennung before ihr geht.) Dann hatte ich natürlich viel draußen gegessen also würde ich sagen mit allem drum um dran hab ich um die 5,000-6,000€ für alles gezahlt. (Ohne Flug und drei Monate da sein) :)
@@jiungsglasses2971 Your food got me into your language :) I live in Germany and we have a part of the city where we have Korean restaurants and grocery stores (also have Japanese style ones and a bunch of others) I went to an amazing Korean restaurant and got to talking to the owners and they showed us how to drink Soju correctly. :) that’s what inspired me to learn more about your culture. I really wann go back and see more of your older traditions, when I was there I was more with the younger crowd and the city part, which was lovely but I’d loved to see more!
Naomi, I'm so proud of being able to watch you grow as am artist and start TOURING!! I'd totally be interested in seeing more travel content, the best videos are the ones you love to make ❤
Absolutely yes - you can travel to S. Korea & Seoul alone. I've been travelling there for over 12 years as a solo female traveler and returning again this fall. I've always made friends, felt safe, made welcome and had the best time just exploring on my own. I'm an obvious looking foreigner & do see the "oh no (or oh YES), do I have to speak English" look on faces. But I always try and speak Korean first, respect the culture, and I just blend in. Happy travels!
Solo travel builds so much caracter and helped me get to know myself so much ! It made me the person I am proud to be today. You should totally go for it ❤
I solo travelled to Korea for a year, i was only gunna stay a few months and decided to stay longer because i loved it so much. The first 2 weeks i was totally on my own, im a big foodie so eating on my own was new to me but great thing about Korea is everyone keeps to themselves mostly and i felt like no judgement! I just brought a book and enjoyed myself. I eventually made some friends with other travellers and then started working at a bar and had the best time ever there. If you have any questions let me know! I planned and booked everything completely on my own :)
@@Murph869i have a google app link on my food page, @julseatsfood that has all my saved restaurants in Seoul. Really all i did was eat!! I love going to 김밥 천국 aka Kimbap Heaven. So cheap and the best fresh kimbap made by sweet aunties
I did several solo trips, including 3 months in Alaska, and I can only recommend you the experience ! I've never felt so free, and I still do solo trips once in a while to go on an adventure :) I get that eating alone in a restaurant is a challenge, especially in your own town/city. For me solo travelling is way easier than going on a restaurant or a local show on my own, where I live. Nobody knows you when you're in another country, and if you travel with a backpack, you become a traveller, you know ? Not just a "lonely girl" like you think ppl percieve you. I feel kinda badass and powerful with a backpack. Plus, sleeping in dorms / couchsurfing / meet up /workaways are all experiences you can try if you're scared to be alone. But you're never really alone :) And I'm saying that as an introvert ! Contact is just easier when you solo travel 'cause you have no choice. Again, it also depends on the destination (I've never been to Korea). But you can do whatever you want, whenever you want, and that's an amazing feeling, really. I can only recommend you the journey :)
Hey Naomi! Love your videos!! I am from Australia and I solo travelled to South Korea last year. It was my first time going anywhere alone and I HIGHHLYYY recommend. The locals are super super lovely (which was amazing since I have the worst sense of direction). I went to Seoul, Busan and Gyeongju (stayed in a Korean temple for a night and had lessons on traditional sunmudo martial arts, meditation and how Buddhists prostrate. All the meals were included (and delicious might I add). The temple is called Golgulsa and it's surrounded by hills and trees. Definitely the highlight of my trip!
Naomi! I went to Seoul by myself for ten days (which was way too short), and I can highly recommend it! It was my first solo trip, and I felt very safe there and had the time of my life. There is so much to see and do in all of the districts! I found it very easy to navigate because there's Wi-Fi pretty much everywhere, and everyone is so, so friendly. Also, I am a shy girl, and having lunch/dinner by myself wasn't awkward at all (you could bring a book or even watch a series/movie on your phone). You won’t regret it!
You can totally travel on your own! It sounds impossible when you imagine the trip as a whole, but when you’re on the journey, you just take one day, one step at a time, and you find it’s so much more manageable that way! Broken down into small chunks, a challenging journey is doable, and you Naomi Jon, can do anything! All the broccoli’s out there can as well!
I have solo travelled all over the place. Spent 3 months exploring Canada, USA and Hawaii. I would 100% recommend! You push yourself to do things you wouldn't normally do and that is so empowering. I say DO IT!!
Hey Naomi. Alleine zu reisen ist wirklich einzigartig. Ich war selber bereits 8 Wochen lang alleine unterwegs. Man kann sich ausschließlich auf seine Umgebung und sich selbst konzentrieren. Dadurch sind die ganzen Erlebnisse viel intensiver! Ich weiß natürlich nicht wie es ist sich die ganze Zeit noch zu filmen - aber spätestens dann, wenn die Kamera aus ist denk ich wirst du eine richtig gute Zeit haben. Liebe Grüße E.
I went to London alone (I’m from the usa) and LOVED it. You 100% should do it!! You have total control over hour schedule and can change plans at the last minute without upsetting anyone. It’s the best!
A month of solo travel may be too much. Invite friends and different ones for different days of that month will mean you never go more than a week alone
Naomi…I don’t know you personally, but I’ve been a fan and subscriber for years. I’ve seen you grow and have enjoyed your content. You’ve gotten me through some hard times and made me smile when I needed it most. Thank you so much and although you may not see this. I want to truly thank you for being apart of my life even though it’s only through the screen. 💖
come on guys it's only 29 minutes..... 15k???????? and 400 comments?? For once I wanna comment something that gets lots of likes and be one of the top comments 😂😂😂what are youuuu doiiiiiiiinnnn
GIRLLLL you need to do it! I am from MN, USA, and I moved to Shanghai to be an English Kindergarten Teacher. I moved there not knowing anyone and traveled to many places in Asia by myself. It was the best experience I could have ever imagined. I stayed for about 2yrs! If it wasn't for Covid, I probably would be in Japan at this time. You gotta do it!
I went Athens for my first solo trip at 36 and although it is exhausting planning your own stuff it’s worth it! And someone who can’t eat alone I found it so easy abroad! Bring a book make sure your safe and now I feel like can do anything!
Solo Travelling is GREAT 😍 I started solo vacations 5 years ago and love it. I‘d start with an 2-3 days city trip (my first was hamburg) then you quickly see if it’s the right choice for you ☺️ you‘ll grow & learn a lot about yourself + challenging and overcoming lonelyness makes you so strong and happy with yourself ❤ give it a try 🎉
Guuurl, I started traveling by myself last year and I have to tell you that it is the only way to travel for me from now on! It is the best!!! It is such a freeing experience and you have to do in at least once. Try to go somewhere for like 2-3 days before you decide to go somewhere for a month, but I think you would love it. I'm going to Spain for the first time in 2 weeks and I can't wait! 😊
Naomi!!!😭 I’ll solo visit Korea in September this year and I feel you so much when you thought about it in the end! It’s going to be my first time and I’m just so excited to experience that but at the same time I’m a little nervous. Although I’m sure I’ll get to know myself all over again and learn how to enjoy stuff more on my own so if you thought about it definitely do it, because what is literally stopping us?!
I can definitely recommend solo travelling! It does feel like a muscle you have to train to me though. So I started with a couple days long trip to London. I knew the city already and spoke the language so I didn't feel completely lost by myself. Maybe start with something like to see if you like solo travelling! Having friends to call with during your time alone also greatly helps :)
I definitely think u should go back!!! Would be so fun to see u solo travel around and seeing what south korea has to offer Some tips from someone who lived a semester in sk: learn how to read korean (its super easy to learn), learn the most common things to say in restaurants like one of this please (이것 하나 주세요) they usually appreciate you trying, also! Papago is ur friend, skip google translate, papago is much better in korean as it is made by a korean company
last year i went to greece for a week for my first solo trip! I really enjoyed it and recommend it a 100%! even going to the restaurant alone feels less weird after doing it once or twice
I'm a fellow german brokkoli and have always, for years at a time, been traveling solo.its such a blessing. You'll find peeps to hang out with if you wan to. Don't worry about being alone.
I think solo travel is great. I personally practice going out doing various things alone. At first it was uncomfortable to say the least but after a while I started to enjoy that time. I think it’s like any other muscle. It can be strengthened over time. Hope that helps and I hope you take the trip 😊
I'm actually going to China with my classmates because we study Chinese and we all are leaving our homes for five months cause we will be studying there but still, it is a little scary going that far from home all by ourselves, but I'm also so excited to see everything there and I believe it will be a life-changing experience, I hope that you'll be able to go to Korea for a longer period 💕love u Naomi
Solo travel is the best! You can do what you want, when you want. It also makes you more willing to engage and interact with strangers? Which at first sounds crazy, but can open you up to having some really special moments that you'll cherish forever! Also, eating alone can become quite the nice experience! You almost always get a seat at busy places because they can sit you at the bar or wherever, you get to eat what you want, and people watching is great fun! Sometimes it gets lonely. Sometimes you feel awkward. But it's worth it in the end, and the loneliness never lasts. I solo traveled for months across Europe and the Mediterranean, and they were some of the best times of my life so far!
I love solo travelling! I still feel a bit awkward at times, especially going to a restaurant, but I'm getting used to it slowly. But travelling alone gives me the freedom to explore what I want however I want - some days are more packed and others I chill more. In a way it's also 'easier' to connect with locals. When you go alone to more crowded places, people tend to be more curious and ask what you're doing there. There are places I wouldn't go alone, but where ever I've been to so far, solo travelling worked out perfectly well - I always got help when needed, too.
I solo travelled around Tokyo for 6 days (it was supposed to only be 3, but a typhoon hit Japan while I was there and I got stuck for an extra 3 days) and honestly, I really liked it. Prior to that and for quite a few years now, I've done a lot of things on my own, such as going to the theater, going to restaurants (on many different price levels), and going around different cities on my own. I live in California and drive a lot LOL, so that is a big factor. But I ended up really loving being by myself and exploring places on my own because you get to set your own pace. The number one thing is to have a solid base, as in a solid place to stay that you can find your way to easily, and making sure you remember the name of it if it's a hotel, or keep the business card in your wallet in case you need to take a taxi. A lot of places in Asia have pocket wifis you can rent if your phone company doesn't have an international data plan. I looked very touristy, even though I tried not to, but I always had a spare change of clothes in my bag in the event of emergency (like rain or spillage) when going around a place where I don't have my car, or convenient access to wherever I was staying. It got a little bulky, but a good set of undies and leggings and t shirt are adequate enough. I did some research of places I wanted to go to prior to arriving in Tokyo (I've been there before with a friend and wanted to hit up places we weren't able to go to, and new places as well), but for the most part I just took the train into an area and walked around, taking notes of places I would want to go to later if I didn't have to time that day. I'm also an over packer, so the hardest thing is to pack an adequate amount of clothes that you can mix/match/re-wear, but also look for a hotel that has a washer/dryer amenity, or is near a laundromat. If you plan on going shopping while in SK, I highly recommend going with a small suitcase of clothes for your daily wear, and an empty suitcase for all the stuff you buy. XD I ended up buying another luggage from Don Quijote in Japan because I bought too much. Solo travel is fun, but sometimes it can be a little scary as a femme presenting person. I'd say just make sure to do a good amount of research on places that are safe to stay and travel to. It's fun to make international friends at hostels, but it's also still very important to be cautious of who you talk to an how much information you disclose. viel gluck!!
Traveling alone is certainly a scary different, yet refreshing and empowering experience. You should definitely do it at least once. My only concerns with traveling alone is 1. Safety, being alone anywhere out of your norm is always a call for caution. And 2. Filming, as a content creator you might need help with someone videoing you. So id definitely choose someone who is willing to be there for you and do the things you want to do. I can see where traveling with another influencer could affect your vlog plans. Love your content and thank you for this trip! ❤
Watched your first video last week the one you did with perrie trying different food been non stop watching your videos you are such a funny lady and have such a funny sence of humor keep smashing your video’s beautiful
early broccolis where you at??? 🥦
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The interaction with the korean dude was so freaking CUTE!
i thought the same! but im also curious as to why naomi felt uncomfortable? is it one of those "when people compliment you dont know what to do things" bc ive complimented random people, and i hope i didnt make them uncomfy T~T
Yeah too cute
@@auroraaurora8750i think it was the language barrier and accent that made her feel like she couldnt communicate properly
I was confused at first because I thought in Korea its more normal to dress like this 😅
@@auroraaurora8750she’s probably a socially anxious queen
hey Naomi! im Korean living in Korea who's your fan hehe I would definitely recommend you doing solo trips in Korea but i might say since you've stayed in Seoul mostly for this trip next time I highly recommend you to visit Busan as well! there's a beautiful beach (its kind of seaside city) also the vibe is very different from Seoul in a very interesting way!
also let me know if you need any tips on living/traveling in Korea! I would love to share my point of view of Seoul and also would like to recommend a lots of kinds in Seoul!
btw its well known in Korea that 7 eleven is considered as the worst convinence store chain I (and probably most Koreans) would recommend you to go to Gs25 or CU convinence store chain the bakery section is THE BEST also kimbap section is really good, a lot of pb products as well! and for people who is vegan/vegitarian if you go to a bigger convenience store you can easily find vegan bento or vegan warm meals in the section!
anyways hope your plan to Korea is going well!! have a nice day xdd
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im going to seoul pretty soon can i get those tips and recommendations please ❕💝
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I'm also going to korea soon! Let me know if there's any restaurants or good food places I should hit up please! 💕
i will be visiting Seoul and Busan during winter so thank you so much for the tips 🫶🏻💖
she ate and left no crumbs as always with this Korean videos
Kayla and Naomi together are so funny in a weird way and I love it
Kayla gives strong bi energy and I am here for it
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@@iuliiakiiko2807 she once said she’s unlabelled if I’m not mistaken
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solo traveling is super fun! when traveling ur always bound to other people and their plans and their mood and alone u can always decide when you need a rest, where u wanna go and also go off the planned schedule when u discover something cool by coincidence!
pouring hot water into the trash can is criminal 😭
ikr i was acc shocked😭😭
I said noooo outloud
There is actually another trash can for liquid in korean convenience stores. However, the trash can have a strainer as you can see, so it might be used for both liquid and trash for this store.
Why?
ROGHT I WAS LIKE WAIT NO PLS WHY
The corn ice cream has actual pieces of cooked corn inside. And Koreans love corn sooooooooo much that they have corn cheese as a side dish and put corn on their pizzas... Even the churro snack you had, the original flavor is corn soup flavor. It is unreal how much corn is used in foods here.
I teach English in Korea... It is pretty safe for solo travel, but there are always jerks and some Korean men fetishize Western women, so you'll want to be aware of that. You'll also want to stay in larger cities because smaller areas don't speak much English, if at all. Where I live, hardly anyone speaks English, so if you don't know Korean, doing things alone could prove difficult at times. Busan and Seoul are safe bets for foreigners, but the smaller cities have their charm, too. Gyeongju is quite historical and has BEAUTIFUL scenery. Pohang is a beach town(although there is also a Steel Mill as an eyesore) and has had a few K-Dramas filmed here. I hope if you do an extended stay, you do showcase some of the smaller areas as well. Can't wait to see what you decide!
I think I’d love korea cause corn in everything sounds like a dream 🫶🫶
that's so interesting, what do you think about Ansan? i got the opportunity to study there next year but idk how nice it is to be further away from seoul
@@nerostays I've never been to Ansan, but Wikipedia says it's actually considered part of the Seoul National Capital area. It also says the metro runs from Ansan to Seoul, but you could also take a bus if you wanted. Not sure of the time of travel for those methods, though. Since it's closer to Seoul, more people may speak English. Regardless... Korea is quite small geographically and you can take the KTX from Seoul to Busan in something like 2 or 3 hours, so nothing is really too far from anything else.
i tried the corn ice cream it’s actually really delicious
@@jumpingSpiders I honestly like it, too. Much more than corn on pizza...lol
14:00 : First human being who used the word "corny", like literally 😭😭😂
Fun fact: here in Germany you can buy a kind of granola bar that's called corny.😂
Also in austria😂
@@cathblaah Omg really?? Just learned something thanks 😭
@@NahidaDevata yess for real.😂 You're welcome!🥰
@@cathblaahCzech too! My brother’s friend works there I’m pretty sure
I love solo traveling!! I was scared at first but now I find it so peaceful. You do everything on your own schedule and you get to really just be yourself in a place where no one knows you. It’s freeing. Highly recommend everyone try solo traveling for a bit. Sometimes I do a mix where I travel solo then meet up with friends for a bit too.
Naomi is THE main character 🫶
I’ve never been to Korea but I’ve solo travelled to Japan twice now for three weeks each. (I’m a woman in my 30s from the US) Solo travel is super rewarding. You get to make plans and decisions for yourself 100% of the time. And I agree that it would be a good way to challenge yourself! Speaking for myself, there were brief moments of loneliness and moments of culture shock/confusion but those come with putting yourself outside your comfort zone and are part of what makes it rewarding.
Loving to see the korean content!!! 🥦🩷
@@SuitedSkaterLion Omggg LMAO sameeee
Naomi is literally just cosplaying herself
Yes girl you should definitely go to South Korea again!😍 I recently went to NYC on my own and it was so amazing. Quite challenging, but afterwards you feel like no one can stop you from anything ever again😂
How does one find the courage 😮 I love travelling, but I get easily overwelmed by planning the trip and then being in strange environments by myself which just means anxiety from start to finish with the grande finale being a minor burnout lmao so cool that solo travelling works for you 🥹 I do remember how it makes one feel unstoppable, though those times are long gone for me 🥲 you're a badass 🔥
@@FastMisanthrop Oh no, I'm sorry to hear that. Honestly I do not know how I managed this trip all on my own. I just really wanted to try sth out of my comfort zone. What I can say to you is that you have to believe that you are capable of doing it alone and that you will protect yourself no matter what. If you want to go back to solo traveling why don't you start small and travel near your home town or within the country you live in? and the more you practice that and the more you challenge yourself the easier it will get. And since you mentioned you did it before - what stops you from doing it again? I certainly hope not your anxiety because you got this🤍
@luisa1s I agree! I went to Jamaica on my own and I was so scared, but it was absolutely fine and afterwards, like you said, I felt like I could do anything in the world after that, made me feel very powerful! 😁
Bread specially on Korean 7-Eleven's are EXTREMELY fresh, the stroobewy breb was fresh and it needed to be eaten the moment it was bought, if you wait too long it will go bad, specially if not immediatly put into the freezer
Almost all of them are Japanese rip-offs and the quality is garbage. Lol
@@セトラキアン-n2r the quality is not garbage at all, im gonna assume you literally never had one
My solo trip to Scotland was one of the best of my life. So much freedom. Making my own schedule. Doing exactly what I want and worrying about no one else. SO COOL. What helped me was knowing someone (I met at an airport another trip lol) who helped guide me and came with me a few times to do stuff, especially as a young woman traveling by myself.
I solo traveled through japan, Korea and Indonesia and right now I’m alone in Beijing and i have to say it’s the best thing I’ve ever done. If you have the chance to do it you should definitely go for it, i learned so much about the city, could do anything i want to and gained so much confidence. You can do it 💜
I’m cabin crew so i travel alone all the time. It can be awkward but its so much easier to meet people and get yourself into random situations when youre alone and desperate. The desperation gives you drive to try new weird fun things with random people! Do it for the novelty! And the plot of course. HIGHLY recommend!
I spent nearly two years teaching English in Korea, so I completely understand the apprehension to travel alone. I went completely alone and it was months before I made a concrete friend group there. I traveled solo to Japan (twice!) while living in Korea and absolutely loved it! You have the freedom to do whatever you want, whenever you want and everyone in both countries was so incredibly kind to me as a foreigner. I'm married now, but would travel alone again in a heartbeat!
solo travelling is the most confidence building, humbling, fun experience! i think everyone should do it at least once! it can be challenging but you get to figure out how you handle challenges and stress! do it girl!!!
So I’ve never solo traveled to Korea or Japan but as an American I solo traveled to the UK. I had no previous friends that lived there so trying to get the basic questions asked was a bit harder but after being there for a week I made new friends and saw mainly everything I wanted to see specifically in London. I think solo traveling is the best way to honestly do anything but you get to see the thing you want to see without friend involved wanting to see other things that can end with you having a trip that didn’t feel satisfying
I solo traveled to New Zealand for over a month and let me tell you, while it is more challenging in many ways alone, you also make SO many memories and meet people that you wouldn't if you were in the comfort of someone else. It is so so so worth it. DO IT!!!!!!!!
I'm solo travelling to Korea in 3 weeks! I've done tons of solo travel around Europe. I love it! You get to do what you want on your own schedule and meet people and see so much more imo. DO IT!
I am so jealous! I wished I could do that too but my dad would never let me eventhough I'll turn 22 this year
Girl I solo traveled to Greece and it was the best month of my life. Making friends as you go is the best part!! I think you will love it!!
Solo traveling will make you feel so powerful and confident ❤ I went to Jamaica on my own last year - I was very nervous at first, but I just made sure I was safe and didn’t put myself in silly situations. It was absolutely fine and would definitely do it again - it was the best form of self care 🙏🏼 I could do whatever I wanted when I wanted without having to think of anyone else 👏🏼
I just went solo travelling to Korea and Japan this past april, I loved it! you should do it!
I can absolutely recommend going on a trip by yourself. I just recently traveled solo to Peru and it was pretty much the best experience of my life. Even though you start the adventure by yourself, you won't be alone for long, that's for sure. It's acutally crazy how many people you get to know by just traveling on your own.
Naomi’s outfit is so dress to impress coded and I love it 😭🫶🏼
Solo traveling is the best way to see a country, you go to the places that you want, eat what you really want without depending on the timings from another person, and yes, eating alone is a thing, but then you look around you and see other solo travelers or nativ persons and they dont really care about the others! Another thing is that you are totally focused on your own trip and i find it super interesting to understand what you really want to do! Pleeeease make a solo traveling
Last month I spent 4 days in Dresden on my own. It was my first time alone in a hostel. But it was super cool and less challenging than I thought. Even though traveling in your own country is a different thing than flying to Korea alone, I can only encourage you to give it a try. It totally enriched me and also made me a bit proud of myself to have tried it out. I would travel alone again any time!❤
Have solo travelled to Seoul twice and honestly it was a lot of fun! You are in charge of your own time, what you see, what you do, what you eat and just in general can make the trip into your own. Naturally be aware of your own safety and be wise about potential dangers, but overall it is a wonderful challenge and a great way to learn about your own self.
A good tip is to research a bit before you go just to have the basics down and/or know what things you for sure wanna do - concerts, museums, events, travel to other cities, etc.
I laught so hard when you went in the store and then jungkook's voice came😂😂💜
I was wondering if that was him😂😂
I was confused and laughing at same time 🤣🤣
FORREALLLL
I loooove to travel alone! It gives you much more oportunities to meet new people who are also travelling.
I love these Korean vlogs, I've wanted to go for years. So, living vicariously through you.
Travelling solo is the best experience that you can give yourself! It's so fulfilling to know you can do it! I loved my solo travels and you're never alone because you meet so many people!
You should definitely do more solo trips, so empowering, relaxing, challenging, and fun at the same time!😍 My first solo trip changed my life and thanks to it I met the love of my life💖 I m so happy I discovered you this year you re such a joy to watch 😁love from France
Naomi! i just wanted to say you are one of the few youtubers i actually pay full attention to your videos & sometimes wait forever so i can binge watch all the videos i missed lol I couldnt help to watch this one now though lol
I love her editing so much 😂 the sounds and everything and Kayla is such a vibe 😂❤️
Yes gurl, do the solo traveling. I‘m doing it right now and it really gets you out of your comfort zone, which is a good thing. Going to a restaurant on your on, or explore the city on your own gets so normal after a while! And you probably won’t be alone the whole time, you’ll meet people 🥰
FINALLY MORE KOREA CONTENT
I love you and Kayla’s vibe together you guys need more videos together 🫶🏼😂❤
I am going to korea for the first time soon too!! I'm soo excited and look forward to seeing some Korean vlogs if you ever do go back :)
I am in love with your adorable pink outfit!! The bows! The corset! The fluffy pink sweater! Perfection! Can you please make a video devoted to all your pink outfits
Ich hab 3 Monate alleine in Korea verbracht. Genauer gesagt in Pyeongtaek bin aber mit der Bahn mehrmals nach Seoul gefahren. Ich kann es auf jeden fall nur empfehlen. Ich habe tolle Leute kennengelernt in einem alter, und die haben mir dann die Kultur zeigen können. Selber konnte ich gar kein Koreanisch, aber habe es dann durch meine Freunde lernen können (zumindest ein paar Wörter zum verständigen). Ich werde diese Zeit nie vergessen und kann dir nur empfehlen das du auch alleine hinfliegst und das erlebst.
Wie viel hat das Ganze gekostet? Plane auch sowas ähnliches 😆
i hope it doesnt come off as weird but my German classes paid off because i understood some of your comment and im proud lol
since when are you learning it and why did you start?? like people learning my native language is genuinely so exciting to me :))
@@sksksksksksksksksks ich hab fast zwei Jahre dafür gespart. ,:) Unterkunft war so eine Mietung für Studenten. Ich glaube insgesamt habe ich 3,500€ gezahlt für die drei Monate inklusive Strom und Wasser. (Müll Trennung muss man übrigens selber machen und ich hab leider einmal etwas falsch gemacht und musste 75€ zahlen weil ich es leider falsch einsortiert habe.
Also informiert euch gut über die Mülltonnen Trennung before ihr geht.)
Dann hatte ich natürlich viel draußen gegessen also würde ich sagen mit allem drum um dran hab ich um die 5,000-6,000€ für alles gezahlt. (Ohne Flug und drei Monate da sein) :)
@@jiungsglasses2971 Your food got me into your language :) I live in Germany and we have a part of the city where we have Korean restaurants and grocery stores (also have Japanese style ones and a bunch of others)
I went to an amazing Korean restaurant and got to talking to the owners and they showed us how to drink Soju correctly. :) that’s what inspired me to learn more about your culture.
I really wann go back and see more of your older traditions, when I was there I was more with the younger crowd and the city part, which was lovely but I’d loved to see more!
I'm actually really hoping that you go to korea it's such a beautiful country and it would be amazing to explore it w you . lysm naomi💗💗
Girl how can you be so good at styling!!!💞💞
2:19 thank you sm for including that u have no idea
You look so beautiful Naomi🤩👏 I love to watch your older videos and the newer ones. Thank you
Yesss!! We wanna see more Korea videos! I hope you can go back!!❤❤
yesss do the solo travelling! try korean makeup from olive young ❤❤
Naomi, I'm so proud of being able to watch you grow as am artist and start TOURING!! I'd totally be interested in seeing more travel content, the best videos are the ones you love to make ❤
Not Naomi having a full on picnic on a 7 Eleven in Korea 🤣
Absolutely yes - you can travel to S. Korea & Seoul alone. I've been travelling there for over 12 years as a solo female traveler and returning again this fall. I've always made friends, felt safe, made welcome and had the best time just exploring on my own. I'm an obvious looking foreigner & do see the "oh no (or oh YES), do I have to speak English" look on faces. But I always try and speak Korean first, respect the culture, and I just blend in. Happy travels!
I always travel solo! It amazing my trip last year to Seoul was my favourite, definitely going back too.😊
Solo travel builds so much caracter and helped me get to know myself so much ! It made me the person I am proud to be today. You should totally go for it ❤
I solo travelled to Korea for a year, i was only gunna stay a few months and decided to stay longer because i loved it so much.
The first 2 weeks i was totally on my own, im a big foodie so eating on my own was new to me but great thing about Korea is everyone keeps to themselves mostly and i felt like no judgement! I just brought a book and enjoyed myself.
I eventually made some friends with other travellers and then started working at a bar and had the best time ever there.
If you have any questions let me know! I planned and booked everything completely on my own :)
@julscarr
bruh where did u live for a year
Seoul
What was your favorite thing to do in Seoul? And if its eating where ?
I will go there next week!
@@Murph869i have a google app link on my food page, @julseatsfood that has all my saved restaurants in Seoul. Really all i did was eat!! I love going to 김밥 천국 aka Kimbap Heaven. So cheap and the best fresh kimbap made by sweet aunties
i LOVE solo traveling and highly recommend it!! you can totally do it and you’ll learn so much about yourself &
the places you go on your own 💞💞
Yayy Naomi posted 🥦🩷🥦🩷
4:22 the zelda sound effects in her videos always make me happy
Do it! 🥰 IWas in Tokyo Japan alone for almost a month best trip so far 💕💜💕
I did several solo trips, including 3 months in Alaska, and I can only recommend you the experience ! I've never felt so free, and I still do solo trips once in a while to go on an adventure :) I get that eating alone in a restaurant is a challenge, especially in your own town/city. For me solo travelling is way easier than going on a restaurant or a local show on my own, where I live. Nobody knows you when you're in another country, and if you travel with a backpack, you become a traveller, you know ? Not just a "lonely girl" like you think ppl percieve you. I feel kinda badass and powerful with a backpack. Plus, sleeping in dorms / couchsurfing / meet up /workaways are all experiences you can try if you're scared to be alone. But you're never really alone :) And I'm saying that as an introvert ! Contact is just easier when you solo travel 'cause you have no choice. Again, it also depends on the destination (I've never been to Korea). But you can do whatever you want, whenever you want, and that's an amazing feeling, really. I can only recommend you the journey :)
I'm so excited for more Korea videos❤
Hey Naomi! Love your videos!! I am from Australia and I solo travelled to South Korea last year. It was my first time going anywhere alone and I HIGHHLYYY recommend. The locals are super super lovely (which was amazing since I have the worst sense of direction). I went to Seoul, Busan and Gyeongju (stayed in a Korean temple for a night and had lessons on traditional sunmudo martial arts, meditation and how Buddhists prostrate. All the meals were included (and delicious might I add). The temple is called Golgulsa and it's surrounded by hills and trees. Definitely the highlight of my trip!
I WAS WAITING FOR A POSTTT!!!
Naomi! I went to Seoul by myself for ten days (which was way too short), and I can highly recommend it! It was my first solo trip, and I felt very safe there and had the time of my life. There is so much to see and do in all of the districts! I found it very easy to navigate because there's Wi-Fi pretty much everywhere, and everyone is so, so friendly. Also, I am a shy girl, and having lunch/dinner by myself wasn't awkward at all (you could bring a book or even watch a series/movie on your phone). You won’t regret it!
Jungkook’s >>> annyeong haseyo was literally necessary 😭❤️🔥 and as always you slayyy my girl
You can totally travel on your own! It sounds impossible when you imagine the trip as a whole, but when you’re on the journey, you just take one day, one step at a time, and you find it’s so much more manageable that way! Broken down into small chunks, a challenging journey is doable, and you Naomi Jon, can do anything! All the broccoli’s out there can as well!
Naomi casually filling up the trashcan with hot water lmao
Solo traveling is so freeing girl! I always brought a notebook or book whenever I felt awkward eating alone. Makes you feel busyyy
YEEESSSSS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE🙀🙀🙀
live laugh love naomi
I have solo travelled all over the place. Spent 3 months exploring Canada, USA and Hawaii. I would 100% recommend! You push yourself to do things you wouldn't normally do and that is so empowering. I say DO IT!!
YAYY NAOMI POSTED
Hey Naomi. Alleine zu reisen ist wirklich einzigartig. Ich war selber bereits 8 Wochen lang alleine unterwegs. Man kann sich ausschließlich auf seine Umgebung und sich selbst konzentrieren. Dadurch sind die ganzen Erlebnisse viel intensiver! Ich weiß natürlich nicht wie es ist sich die ganze Zeit noch zu filmen - aber spätestens dann, wenn die Kamera aus ist denk ich wirst du eine richtig gute Zeit haben. Liebe Grüße E.
Early broccoli!
I went to London alone (I’m from the usa) and LOVED it. You 100% should do it!! You have total control over hour schedule and can change plans at the last minute without upsetting anyone. It’s the best!
A month of solo travel may be too much. Invite friends and different ones for different days of that month will mean you never go more than a week alone
Naomi…I don’t know you personally, but I’ve been a fan and subscriber for years. I’ve seen you grow and have enjoyed your content. You’ve gotten me through some hard times and made me smile when I needed it most. Thank you so much and although you may not see this. I want to truly thank you for being apart of my life even though it’s only through the screen. 💖
come on guys it's only 29 minutes..... 15k???????? and 400 comments?? For once I wanna comment something that gets lots of likes and be one of the top comments 😂😂😂what are youuuu doiiiiiiiinnnn
Your a top comment and no replies lemme change that
7:26 I'M FANGIRLING OVER MEGALOVANIA UNDERTALE HELPP AND 12:22... I LUV UNDERTALE, AND SEEING MY FAV CONTENT CREATOR USING THE SONGS MAKES ME MELT!!
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1:13 lol this made me giggle, needed that with all the drama going on… I miss them =(
My inner german screamed at all the plastic waste 😢
GIRLLLL you need to do it! I am from MN, USA, and I moved to Shanghai to be an English Kindergarten Teacher. I moved there not knowing anyone and traveled to many places in Asia by myself. It was the best experience I could have ever imagined. I stayed for about 2yrs! If it wasn't for Covid, I probably would be in Japan at this time. You gotta do it!
I went Athens for my first solo trip at 36 and although it is exhausting planning your own stuff it’s worth it! And someone who can’t eat alone I found it so easy abroad! Bring a book make sure your safe and now I feel like can do anything!
Solo Travelling is GREAT 😍 I started solo vacations 5 years ago and love it. I‘d start with an 2-3 days city trip (my first was hamburg) then you quickly see if it’s the right choice for you ☺️ you‘ll grow & learn a lot about yourself + challenging and overcoming lonelyness makes you so strong and happy with yourself ❤ give it a try 🎉
Guuurl, I started traveling by myself last year and I have to tell you that it is the only way to travel for me from now on! It is the best!!! It is such a freeing experience and you have to do in at least once. Try to go somewhere for like 2-3 days before you decide to go somewhere for a month, but I think you would love it. I'm going to Spain for the first time in 2 weeks and I can't wait! 😊
Naomi!!!😭 I’ll solo visit Korea in September this year and I feel you so much when you thought about it in the end! It’s going to be my first time and I’m just so excited to experience that but at the same time I’m a little nervous. Although I’m sure I’ll get to know myself all over again and learn how to enjoy stuff more on my own so if you thought about it definitely do it, because what is literally stopping us?!
I can definitely recommend solo travelling! It does feel like a muscle you have to train to me though. So I started with a couple days long trip to London. I knew the city already and spoke the language so I didn't feel completely lost by myself. Maybe start with something like to see if you like solo travelling! Having friends to call with during your time alone also greatly helps :)
I definitely think u should go back!!! Would be so fun to see u solo travel around and seeing what south korea has to offer
Some tips from someone who lived a semester in sk: learn how to read korean (its super easy to learn), learn the most common things to say in restaurants like one of this please (이것 하나 주세요) they usually appreciate you trying, also! Papago is ur friend, skip google translate, papago is much better in korean as it is made by a korean company
last year i went to greece for a week for my first solo trip! I really enjoyed it and recommend it a 100%! even going to the restaurant alone feels less weird after doing it once or twice
I'm a fellow german brokkoli and have always, for years at a time, been traveling solo.its such a blessing. You'll find peeps to hang out with if you wan to. Don't worry about being alone.
I think solo travel is great. I personally practice going out doing various things alone. At first it was uncomfortable to say the least but after a while I started to enjoy that time. I think it’s like any other muscle. It can be strengthened over time. Hope that helps and I hope you take the trip 😊
I'm actually going to China with my classmates because we study Chinese and we all are leaving our homes for five months cause we will be studying there but still, it is a little scary going that far from home all by ourselves, but I'm also so excited to see everything there and I believe it will be a life-changing experience, I hope that you'll be able to go to Korea for a longer period 💕love u Naomi
Solo travel is the best! You can do what you want, when you want. It also makes you more willing to engage and interact with strangers? Which at first sounds crazy, but can open you up to having some really special moments that you'll cherish forever! Also, eating alone can become quite the nice experience! You almost always get a seat at busy places because they can sit you at the bar or wherever, you get to eat what you want, and people watching is great fun!
Sometimes it gets lonely. Sometimes you feel awkward. But it's worth it in the end, and the loneliness never lasts.
I solo traveled for months across Europe and the Mediterranean, and they were some of the best times of my life so far!
I love solo travelling! I still feel a bit awkward at times, especially going to a restaurant, but I'm getting used to it slowly. But travelling alone gives me the freedom to explore what I want however I want - some days are more packed and others I chill more. In a way it's also 'easier' to connect with locals. When you go alone to more crowded places, people tend to be more curious and ask what you're doing there. There are places I wouldn't go alone, but where ever I've been to so far, solo travelling worked out perfectly well - I always got help when needed, too.
I solo travelled around Tokyo for 6 days (it was supposed to only be 3, but a typhoon hit Japan while I was there and I got stuck for an extra 3 days) and honestly, I really liked it. Prior to that and for quite a few years now, I've done a lot of things on my own, such as going to the theater, going to restaurants (on many different price levels), and going around different cities on my own. I live in California and drive a lot LOL, so that is a big factor.
But I ended up really loving being by myself and exploring places on my own because you get to set your own pace. The number one thing is to have a solid base, as in a solid place to stay that you can find your way to easily, and making sure you remember the name of it if it's a hotel, or keep the business card in your wallet in case you need to take a taxi. A lot of places in Asia have pocket wifis you can rent if your phone company doesn't have an international data plan.
I looked very touristy, even though I tried not to, but I always had a spare change of clothes in my bag in the event of emergency (like rain or spillage) when going around a place where I don't have my car, or convenient access to wherever I was staying. It got a little bulky, but a good set of undies and leggings and t shirt are adequate enough.
I did some research of places I wanted to go to prior to arriving in Tokyo (I've been there before with a friend and wanted to hit up places we weren't able to go to, and new places as well), but for the most part I just took the train into an area and walked around, taking notes of places I would want to go to later if I didn't have to time that day.
I'm also an over packer, so the hardest thing is to pack an adequate amount of clothes that you can mix/match/re-wear, but also look for a hotel that has a washer/dryer amenity, or is near a laundromat. If you plan on going shopping while in SK, I highly recommend going with a small suitcase of clothes for your daily wear, and an empty suitcase for all the stuff you buy. XD I ended up buying another luggage from Don Quijote in Japan because I bought too much.
Solo travel is fun, but sometimes it can be a little scary as a femme presenting person. I'd say just make sure to do a good amount of research on places that are safe to stay and travel to. It's fun to make international friends at hostels, but it's also still very important to be cautious of who you talk to an how much information you disclose.
viel gluck!!
Traveling alone is certainly a scary different, yet refreshing and empowering experience. You should definitely do it at least once.
My only concerns with traveling alone is 1. Safety, being alone anywhere out of your norm is always a call for caution. And 2. Filming, as a content creator you might need help with someone videoing you. So id definitely choose someone who is willing to be there for you and do the things you want to do. I can see where traveling with another influencer could affect your vlog plans.
Love your content and thank you for this trip! ❤
Watched your first video last week the one you did with perrie trying different food been non stop watching your videos you are such a funny lady and have such a funny sence of humor keep smashing your video’s beautiful