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Vacation days can be few and far between so when they’re coming up, you and your partner are faced with the ever-complicated question: what should we do? It’s not often that your free timelines up and you can actually take a trip together. So answering those important questions like where to go, where to stay, should you go somewhere that’s driveable or should you splurge on a plane ticket, should you go for an action-packed trip or a relaxing one, are very important. Then one person may throw in this curve ball: should you invite another couple? If you’re like me then, you’ve probably had sweet and sour experiences traveling with other couples. You have to choose your other pair carefully. Here are the pros and cons of traveling with another couple.
Everything takes forever
If you think it takes two people a long time to shower, get dressed, have a drink in the room and get out the door for dinner, just wait until you need four people to do that. Everything takes twice as long. Plans drag because one person wants to dry their hair then the next needs to run to an ATM then another wants to order a snack from room service.
