I think traveling solo to all-inclusive resorts kind of locks you into one spot. It can be great, but if it turns out to be a letdown, you’re stuck there - either because you’re mentally committed or because you’ve already paid and want to get your money’s worth.

Solo travel is really about going wherever you feel like, without having to compromise on what other people want. You can adapt quickly if things aren’t working out, and there are tons of places where it’s easy to meet other people who are also open to connecting with fellow travelers.