You are suspected of showing off by asking this question. Traveling doesn't mean having a good life, but eating well means being happy. This is not a competition with anyone. The joy of traveling comes from personal experience.
I have to say that today's society is becoming more and more impetuous, and the trend of comparison is serious. Not just cars, houses, tickets. Do you even have to use money to measure your travel now? Is it necessary to price family, friendship and love in the future? The criterion for judging a person's happiness is not money. Similarly, the significance of travel does not lie in how much money is spent and how many people are exceeded.
Traveling abroad, staying in five-star hotels and eating Michelin restaurants are not necessarily happy. Isn't it just as fun to go for an outing around, barbecue by yourself and eat something simple?
What matters during the trip is the process, the scenery you see along the way, the new friends you meet and the happy time with your family. This is a journey of rest and purification. People who are good at discovering beauty and looking for happiness can find happiness everywhere. Unlimited time, place and event.
It is a distorted value to think that money equals happiness. The happiness found is also material happiness, not spiritual happiness. What will you get when it's over? Material enjoyment cannot last long, but spiritual happiness can be engraved in the heart.
I am surrounded by ordinary people, living an ordinary life, doing an ordinary job and traveling once in a blue moon. But they are still happy, not less happy than others.
The happiness of traveling comes from oneself.