Reasons for traveling alone in Norway 2017
Why did you decide to go on a holiday by yourself?
This statistic presents the result of a survey on the reasons for traveling alone in Norway in 2017. That year, 41 percent of respondents stated that they wanted to do a solo trip where they could just follow their own wants and needs at any time. 32 percent of Norwegians that traveled alone needed some time alone, while 16 percent wanted to meet new people.
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