Venturing into unfamiliar worlds offers a sense of excitement. Whether your intentions involve exploring the streets of Paris or trekking the Inca Trail in Peru, immersing yourself in a foreign environment has the potential to create lifelong memories. However, achieving fluency in the local language is not always a feasible goal. In the following discussion, we will explore some valuable advice for preparing for an international journey when language fluency is not an option.
Although English holds the status of the most commonly spoken second language worldwide, there are numerous destinations where English speakers may encounter significant language barriers. A practical strategy for overcoming this challenge is to make effective use of online resources. For instance, arranging your hotel reservations, rental car, and other accommodations in advance can help mitigate potential communication issues during your travels.
Graphic created by Valencia Travel, offering trips including the Salkantay trail to Machu Picchu.
