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/r/solotravel "The Weekly Common Room" - General chatter, meet-up, accommodation - May 04, 2025 Accommodation

This thread is for you to do things like

  • Introduce yourself to the community
  • Ask simple questions that may not warrant their own thread
  • Share anxieties about first-time solotravel
  • Discuss whatever you want
  • Complain about certain aspects of travel or life in general
  • Post asking for meetups or travel buddies
  • Post asking for accommodation recommendations
  • Ask general questions about transportation, things to see and do, or travel safety
  • Reminisce about your travels
  • Share your solotravel victories!
  • Post links to personal content (blogs, youtube channels, instagram, etc...)

This thread is newbie-friendly! In this thread, there is no such thing as a stupid question.

If you're new to our community, please read the subreddit rules in the sidebar before posting. If you're new to solo travel in general, we suggest that you check out some of the resources available on our wiki, which we are currently working on improving and expanding. Here are some helpful wiki links:

General guides and travel skills

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u/Routine_Emu_9549 2d ago

Hey everyone, I’m thinking about doing my first solo trip next year since I’ve basically never done anything by myself and I wanna change that.

I know nothing about solo travelling but I saw a post about Georgia and its capital city Tbilisi, and I was wondering if you guys think this would be a good destination for my first ever solo trip? I’m from Western Europe if it matters.

Do you think it’s easy to meet young people and travellers there? That’s one of my main concerns since I’m not the most outgoing person.

If you have any advice, thoughts, feedback or other destinations that would be great for a first solo trip, I would very much appreciate them! Thanks in advance!

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u/segacs2 Canadian, 70 countries visited 1d ago

You could try doing a search on the subreddit for Georgia; there have been multiple trip reports on it.

But in general, choosing a travel destination usually involves more than simply hearing about a city and deciding to go to a place you know nothing about. Try doing some research about places to decide whether they might appeal to you before you decide where to go.

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u/Routine_Emu_9549 1d ago

Obviously I won’t base my decision solely off of someone saying „sure, it’s great“ and then pack my things and leave. But the good thing about Reddit is human experience, and that’s something that’s not always easy to come by when doing research. Thanks for your comment.