Traveling in the group to Iran

Advantages of Group Travel

Saving money: Group travel is generally much cheaper. You can get group rates on accommodations (you've probably seen brochures that say single occupancy, double occupancy, triple occupancy, and so on - the price goes down for each person sharing a room), companion rates for certain modes of transportation (particularly bus and train), group rates into attractions (amusement parks, museums, etc.), and there are tons of other things you can split costs on. If you're able to reduce costs, you'll have extra money to see and do more things. The same will happen when you are traveling in a group to Iran. Although the prices of accommodation go higher when the number of travelers staying in the same room increases but comparing to reserving individual rooms for each person, it is really less. The same happens for cab fares and so on.

Safety in numbers: Have you ever heard that old saying? It's especially true when traveling, particularly in unknown places. Every town or city in every country has its problems, even if they're small - pick-pockets, crazy drivers, drug dealers, etc. When you journey with a companion or within a group, you have someone to watch your back. Do you remember when you were little and your parents or teachers implemented the buddy system? There's a reason for that, and it doesn't only apply to children.

Someone to share with: When you're traveling with other people, there's always someone else around to share in your good times. For many people this is the best part of traveling - there's always someone to do things with, laugh with, share stories with, and make memories with. Need someone to take your picture in front of a monument? Or someone to help you translate something into a foreign language? Or maybe you're directionally challenged and need someone to prevent you from getting lost in a strange place. These are just some of the reasons traveling with friends is a bonus.

You’ll bond with and learn more about your acquaintances, friends, and family: When most people decide to travel in a group, they’re often accompanied by acquaintances, friends, or family. And while this can be challenging or frustrating, we at Gapatour believe that it can also be a great experience. We firmly believe that group travel allows you to create shared experiences with your friends and family, which can lead to stronger relationships and even inside jokes! You’ll learn more about the people in your life, from their tastes to how they act under pressure and your relationships with them!

You’ll make new friends: Perhaps you’ve decided to join a group trip where you don’t know anyone or at least you don’t know them all, well that’s quite alright too. In fact, that’s fantastic! Group travel can give you the chance to meet people and make new friends. You’ll meet individuals, who are also passionate about Iran travel and may have experiences that are similar to your own. And even if you don’t immediately, you’ll soon create some during the trip! There’s no greater bonding experience than traveling with others. And just because the trip is over, doesn’t mean that your relationship with them has to be! Keeping in touch with your newfound acquaintances can give you a whole network of friends to visit in other cities or countries.

You’ll gain new perspectives and opinions: Along the same vein, group trips will allow you to gain new perspectives, whether that’s through the trip itself or your interactions with other travelers. Like any form of travel, group trips allow you to expand your views and outlooks.  Through a group trip, you’ll get to see parts of the world that you’ve never seen before or interacted with people that you normally wouldn’t meet. Through your new acquaintances, you’ll connect with individuals of different backgrounds and insights that differ from your own. As a whole, group travel offers you eye-opening experiences and adventures to learn more about the world and the people in it.