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  1. Trying to do something that both of you will love is good, but not always possible. Try and take turns doing things that the other won’t hate instead. This way you are both getting in your fun time, and maybe try something you both love at the end of the day to bring you together.

  2. Smithsology

    These are some of the best tips that you have mentioned here for couples who love traveling. I believe both partners should enjoy each others company to make a trip worthwhile.

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