Why More Travelers Are Avoiding Crowds For a long time, travel was measured by how much you could see in the shortest amount of time. Full itineraries, popular landmarks, and high-energy destinations defined what a “good trip” looked like. But that definition is shifting. More travelers are beginning to notice that crowded places often come with a hidden cost. Constant noise, long lines, packed beaches, and overstimulation make it difficult to actually rest. Even in beautiful

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