Brits’ dream travel adventures revealed – including northern lights & whale-watching

BRITS’ ideal vacation experiences include hiking the Great Wall of China, seeing the northern lights in Finland, and whale watching in Iceland.

According to a survey of 2,000 persons, 41% of them consider themselves adventurers, and 17% of them wish to visit the Gal Pagos Islands.

However, 12% believe they could make it to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef’s vibrant coral.

Additionally, 15% envision themselves picking their way across the Amazon rainforest.

Nonetheless, 53% acknowledge that their adventurous nature is frequently suppressed, and 28% attribute this to work obligations.

As it prepares to unveil the OnePlus13, OnePlus commissioned the study to coincide with the introduction of The Explorer’s Adventure Calendar, which offers 12 experiences behind each door in addition to its newest gadget.

According to Celina Shi of the smartphone manufacturer, each of us has an own definition of adventure.

“So whether that s whale watching in Iceland or exploring the Gal pagos Islands, you need to be prepared to have the right equipment with you.”

According to the study, 34% of participants acknowledge that their fear of the unknown prevents them from being as daring as they would like to be.

However, 46% of them are merely deterred by the perceived cost of these international travels.

Additionally, 89% of respondents said they would never consider going on a potentially hazardous adventure without a smartphone in their pocket.

Sixty-three percent would rely on GPS and navigation, and 65 percent would use emergency contact and safety features.

However, according to OnePoll.com, 53% of respondents want one on hand in order to take breathtaking pictures and videos.

At the age of 27, the average adult felt most adventurous because they were more self-assured (45%) and had a greater desire for new experiences (47%).

However, 31% would require more free time to explore more, and 24% would like more encouraging friends or other travelers.

Additionally, 26% of respondents said they had previously set New Year’s Resolutions to learn more, but they also acknowledged that they had not followed through.

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