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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Which valley owns the week, and who splits the Jungfrau ticket?
Looking for travel companion in Switzerland means splitting an SBB pass, a Jungfrau ticket, and a hut night that already sells as a twin.
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West or east: who sits the other tea-train seat?
A Sri Lanka travel companion already named a coast and holds the reserved Kandy to Ella seat, because monsoons flip the island.
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Tapas week or the Camino: who still eats at 10 p.m. in Spain?
How to find travel friends in Spain usually means someone who still eats at 10 p.m., will split an Eixample or Malasaña kitchen, and sit the same AVE.
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Blossom or foliage: who sits the same KTX?
A South Korea travel companion sits the same KTX to Busan and splits a Seoul stay-hotel twin on blossom or foliage dates.
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Cape Town or Kruger: who is sharing the other seat?
How to find travel friends in South Africa starts with Cape or safari, then a peninsula car or a Kruger lodge twin.
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Three nights or four: who is the second tray in Singapore?
A Singapore travel companion splits a hotel room that sells as a unit and a second hawker tray. Three or four nights is the honest hub.
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Comboio week or Algarve swell: who is coming to Portugal?
A Portugal travel companion splits a Lisbon hill apartment, a comboio seat to Porto, or the same Algarve swell. Name city or surf in Telegram.
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Last tram in Kazimierz or a Tatra ridge: who is coming to Poland?
How to find travel friends in Poland usually means a Kazimierz apartment, a timed memorial morning, and a yes or no on Zakopane.
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El Nido or Coron: who already booked the Palawan banca?
Looking for travel companion in Palawan means splitting the El Nido banca, the Coron hop, and the twin that undercuts the leftover annex.
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Two slow Cusco nights before anyone mentions Salkantay
A Peru travel companion lands on your Cusco date, wastes two slow days with you, and splits the Salkantay permit.
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One fjord coast before anyone mentions Lofoten
Looking for travel companion in Norway means splitting the Bergen grocery run, the fjord ferry, and the DNT cabin before the 2,000-kroner pizza.
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Crown Range after dark: who else is in the South Island van?
Looking for travel companion on New Zealand's South Island means splitting the campervan bond, the Crown Range drive, and Great Walks hut beds.