Journal
Companion notes, country by country
How travellers actually pair up. Trains, jeeps, huts, rooms. Written so each country page can stand on its own. Match dates in Telegram when the week is real.
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Plateau or Cocody: who shares the Abidjan week with you?
A travel companion in Cote d'Ivoire uses Abidjan as a base and splits the Grand-Bassam night, not a one-hour airport pause.
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After Monteverde, which coast are you actually sharing?
How to find travel friends in Costa Rica starts with one triangle: La Fortuna, Monteverde, and a single ocean, not both.
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Same gaotie, same tap: who are you looking for in China?
How to find travel friends in China means finding the second person who already has Alipay or WeChat Pay, a visa path, and the same rail morning.
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Sal wind or Santo Antão ridges: who sits the hop?
Looking for travel companion dates in Cabo Verde means choosing Sal or Boa Vista wind, or Santo Antão ridges, then sitting the same hop.
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Rila stairs or the Sea Garden: which Bulgaria did you buy?
Looking for travel companion dates in Bulgaria means picking the mountain week or the Black Sea week, not both in one title.
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Maun or Chobe: who is sitting in the other transfer seat?
Looking for travel companion dates in Botswana is easier once you name Maun or Chobe, because those transfers already quote as a whole vehicle.
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Valley or the bridge: who is sharing your Bosnia week?
A travel companion in Bosnia and Herzegovina is usually the second name on the Sarajevo-Mostar train, plus one highland day you already named.
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Uyuni or the lowlands: who is coming to Bolivia with you?
How to find travel friends in Bolivia when the week is already La Paz nights and a Uyuni 4x4 you mean to fill together.
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Who splits the licensed guide when you go to Bhutan?
Looking for travel companion in Bhutan means splitting the licensed guide and the car. The Sustainable Development Fee still sits on each person.
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Caye Caulker or Ambergris: who sits the water taxi with you?
How to find travel friends in Belize gets easier once you name Caye Caulker or Ambergris, then say if the ATM cave is a booked day.
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One kitchen, three cities: who shares Belgium with you?
Looking for travel companion in Belgium usually means one Brussels, Bruges, or Ghent kitchen and SNCB tickets around the triangle, not a new hotel every night.
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Should you even book Belarus this month?
A travel companion in Belarus sits with this month's entry rules and official advice before anyone books a Minsk room.