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Sample travel coverage. The destinations and itinerary described here are fictional and exist to demonstrate this template’s travel-writing tone.
The itinerary covers roughly a third of the stops a typical guidebook route would hit in the same number of days, and every traveller interviewed for this piece said the same thing: they wished they had cut even further.
The things people remembered afterward were never the sights they rushed to see, but the ones they had time to sit with.
Remembered for what they sat with
Travellers remembered the places they had time to sit with, not the sights they rushed between.
What this means in practice
A shorter list of stops, given more time each, tends to produce the trip people actually remember.
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