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>>wallfl+(OP)
Disagree. I grew up in Scandinavia but have since lived many different places all over the world and for me it remains enjoyable to move someplace new, get to know it and the culture over a few years, and if I stagnate or get bored, switch it up again. It has also paradoxically been good both for my career and personal life. (exposed to more potential jobs, friends, partners etc I otherwise wouldn't have)

YMMV and it's certainly not for everyone. But I'm skeptical that staying in your comfort zone your whole life will do anyone much favors. (and the odd few week trip here or there doesn't really count, by all means all travel is great but vacation and just passing places through is fundamentally different from spending at least a few months or even years somewhere)

>>bedobi+cP8
> lived many different places all over the world ... get to know it and the culture over a few years

You are missing the point. The article focuses on mindless tourism as a source of excitement rather than any deeper meaning.

Taking pictures for instagram has little to do with exiting your comfort zone.