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Old 04-03-2016, 01:20 PM  
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Originally Posted by mineistaken View Post
I have been vacationing alone as in buying plane tickets, ordering a hotel and then going to the beach or to the bars/clubs alone.
In fact my best vacations have been those. Reason - instead of only spending time with those who you came with, you are "forced" to have fun and meet new people, do more exiting things etc.

Some people do not have character for that though. Some people would not even dare to go to a bar alone in their own home town, lol.

Does that count? Since you mention some organizations I am not sure if that is what you mean.
No, Ive been away on my own many times - Its not a problem. However this time I just fancied trying out a 'single / solo holiday' that specifically caters for solo travelers, just for a change

Organisations I have found as an example (And theres one thats really caught my eye in amongst them are as follows:

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Solo travel specialists

There are always more women than men travelling on these trips: usually 65:35. Everyone who joins a tour has their own en-suite room, which is usually a double for single occupancy.

Friendship Travel (0871 200 2035; friendshiptravel.com)
House party-style beach holidays in Greece and Majorca taking over small hotels entirely; from £495 a week including flights and three dinners. A Friendship host is always on hand to ensure no one is left out. Group size is around 20, most aged 35-60. There?s also a range of short breaks and long-haul options including the Caribbean, Mexico and Cambodia.

Just You (0800 112 3311; justyou.co.uk)
An impressive portfolio of holidays to 46 countries, from Downton Abbey weekends to Alaskan adventures, plus culture-and-chill weeks in the Med. Most holidays are led by a British tour manager. Group size is up to 30; fewer on long-haul trips but always more than 12. Age spread is 35-70.

One Traveller (01760 722011; onetraveller.co.uk)
Aimed at the over-50s and escorted by experienced British hosts. Suggests first-timers try a break in Budapest or Prague. Maximum group size is 25. Long-haul options include Sri Lanka, Thailand and North America.

Solos (0844 371 8860; solosholidays.co.uk)
More than 30 years? experience organising singles holidays worldwide, including cruises. There are four age bands, and minimum group size is around 15 with a 60:40 female:male ratio. Runs its own hosted Club Solo holidays in Croatia and Crete from £595 for a half-board week.
Taken from here: Solo travel: the best tour operators for singles - Telegraph

Hopefully that explains what I was talking about
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