These travel would you rather questions are made for anyone with a case of wanderlust. Choose between road trips and cruises, beaches and big cities, packing light and packing everything. They spark fun stories about past vacations and dream destinations, so they're perfect for airport waits, long drives, trip planning sessions or simply daydreaming with friends.
Travel questions work best when people bring their own stories. Read a question, let everyone choose, and then ask for a memory that explains the choice, such as a favorite trip, a disaster at the airport or a place they still dream about. On a road trip, the driver can pick the questions while passengers answer, which helps the miles fly by.
You can also use these questions to plan a real getaway. If the whole group keeps picking beaches over mountains or road trips over flights, you have a head start on your next vacation. Ask follow-ups about budget, food and favorite activities to build a shared bucket list. Keep it light and curious, since everyone travels differently, and there's no wrong way to see the world.