Trifter

It’s hard to plan a trip, especially a perfect one.  I’m not much of an organizer, if I’d have to qualify myself I’d probably go with mid to far right and happy-go-lucky, so for me a trip planning business is sizing up to be quite the task. Trips are more than sight-seeing and going from point A to point B. A perfect trip would be one where we can feel self-liberated and forget the day to day strain of monotonous life, because a trip, journey, adventure, voyage or whatever-else you’d like to call it, is in essence a motivated transportation of self for the purposes of pleasure. There are two fundamentally different travelers: the ones that travel to get to a destination and those that travel to find a destination, I’d fall into the latter category. To those who prefer facts and concrete information to my previous philosophic ramblings here is what I’d actually set to do. Rather than throw myself into the complexities of modern day travel, I find the most rewarding experiences will come through a random sequence of decisions leading you to first pick your transport, then again randomly pick a destination. This is easily achieved by placing all of your available options into a box, shuffle well, and late the hand of fate guide your way. Real surprises and discovery will be much more enjoyable than the casual enjoyment of visiting a pre-determined location.