Most of our participants travel alone.
Traveling solo sounds exciting. Or lonely. But it never is with Dance4two. At Dance4two, a large proportion of our participants travel solo. Not because they have no one to go with, but because they simply want to go on holiday and don’t want to wait until someone else is ready. You might be solo on the plane. But not after that. From the moment the group comes together, at the welcome briefing, at the welcome dinner, you are part of something. Not forced, not artificial. Just people who want the same thing as you. In the workshops, you dance with different partners. That is also the intention: you learn to adapt, connect, and communicate through movement. Not just with your regular partner. We ensure equal numbers of leaders and followers, if necessary with the help of local dance partners/dance leaders.
Traveling solo? The practical side
Then there are both single rooms (you don’t have to share the room) or double rooms (you share the room) available. Both are possible. With a double room, you share the room with someone of your choice, or we assign a roommate, always of the same gender. There is.
What participants say? “I didn’t know anyone when I got on the plane. On the last night, I didn’t want to leave.” We hear that often. Not because we create a bubble, but because dance simply connects people.
