50 shades of travel

One more reason to leave

[Tripper: Paola]

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How many nuances can a trip have?
You can leave for work, to attend a convention, because the company gave us an award trip or invited us to attend the launch of a new product; you travel to follow a particular event, for religious or study reasons or you simply travel for fun.

Rogers Centre - SkyDome

Rogers Centre - Restaurant

The tourism sector, whether business or leisure, is divided into variants that capture the attention of consumers of different types and the impact they have on the visited area and on the supporting structures is different.
When we leave, the reason for the trip is revealed in many aspects and impacts on what we decide to pack, on the means of transport chosen, on the organization of time, and on the items of expense.

In recent years, the Tryatrip tripper's approach to travel, although always very biased on the leisure segment, has taken on nuances that have changed its connotations.

It is a more modern approach to travel, often stimulated by children, who more than us, experience the world as a global village, just a click away. Is there an event on the other side of the ocean that interests you?
Just one click and you have the tickets in your pocket, another click and the flight is also booked.
The purpose makes the trip more stimulating, the tourist experience in a broad sense becomes a side dish.
In this wake, we flew to Canada just to follow a series of baseball games, we flew to the UAE just to watch the Yas Marina Grand Prix, we will fly as soon as possible to Sichuan just for a close encounter with the Giant Pandas and to the Philippines just to jump on the inflatables of the largest Unicorn themed marine park in the world.
We also recently set our sights on a hitherto unexplored world, linked to e-sports events. There are those who think that video game consoles increasingly connected to the network are thieves of time for our children. In reality they are only a means of access to a real sporting world complete with national and world championships and combined commercial events that create a business segment that is not at all negligible.
We are planning to attend the Ubisoft event that bears the name of Six Invitational, a competition between teams from all over the world competing in Rainbow Six Siege.
This year the event was supposed to take place in these days in Paris but was postponed due to the restrictions imposed by the pandemic.
The expectation around this experience is confused, but we are always ready to experiment because this is the authentic meaning of every trip.