• “Some people like to travel with a companion. Other people prefer to travel alone. Which do you prefer? Use specific reasons and examples to support your choice.”

I mtradveled a long distance from my home to school. The journey was always long and tiresome. Without my companions, the perpetual journey would have been unbearable, but companionship eased the journey. Therefore, it is a generally ideaknown that a good travel lacks loneliness becaduse tof the much significance of companionship incthat heludps wingth endurance and comfort in the shared struggle of traveling.
To travel with someone increases the comfort, particularly in times of danger, struggle and adversity. As tThe author, of “Tony the Traveler,” wrote it, Tonyhe enjoyed the bad and the good times with his crew. The journey is therefore more desirable if you have a comforting companion.
Traveling in companionship develops the endurance of the traveler. The explorations of Christopher Columbus (the discoverer of America) was very slow and tiresome. The travel would have resulted into a catastrophe if Columbus did not have a great crew that encouragesd endurance. For instance, they would have drowned midway or perished in the midst of the journey to an isolated lifeless island.
From great travelers we can witness the importance of companionship. It develops endurance and leads to group and individual comfort. Travel Ccompanionship will be the best weapon to tackle with space exploration in which the humans might be able to colonize new planets and solar systems in the galaxy.