What can be better than having a holiday romance? We'll give you seven good reasons to travel abroad and have a romance while on vacation. It does not matter whether it is a short communication that occurred between strangers in a foreign country, or the intercontinental relationships, followed by an endless stream of SMS messages and regular meetings, and goodbyes at the airport, in any case - the holiday romance is remembered forever.

    7) The world will seem smaller.

    In Stockholm and San Francisco emotional differences between Swedish and American  people are discouraged. At the same time, if you happen to trip to Morokko or Malaysia, it is very likely that you will find you have in common is much more than you thought.

    6) It is very fast and efficient way to learn a new language.

    Beaten, but a truthful statement. Forget the boring textbooks and manuals. There are few more effective ways to make yourself learn a foreign language. Spend a couple of weeks with your  beloved in his or her country, and soon you will realize that the language of love, only contributes to the learning process. Once you spend a dinner with a confused smile on your partner's face, while he is trying unsuccessfully to translate for you the final phrase joke. And you will certainly force yourself to learn French, Spanish, Greek, etc.

    5) Need your own space? Go to the continent.

    Of course, attempts to maintain relationships and work, while everyone is at his/her own home in different countries, complicate life greatly. But sometimes periods of passions, when you spend time together, and periods of recession, when you live apart, help to keep the fire of love. Also, it's pretty much allows you to remain an individual. Mary Vishneski from the city of Asheville, North Carolina, is forced to spend much time away from her lover from Ireland. However, she sees in this situation certain advantages: "It's nice to know that somewhere there is someone who loves you, but it does not restrict your freedom. I understand that I do not want to be with anyone else and get pleasure from what is happening now. Every few months we spend together with my boyfriend a couple of weeks in some country."

    4) Holiday romance, somehow, breaks down stereotypes.

    Do you think all French are great lovers? Or all of the American demand too much attention and remain enthusiastic about the magazine US Weekly? To have a relationship with a foreigner, it is one hundred percent way to know what the stereotypes are true and which are unlikely to correspond to reality.

    3) You have to communicate more openly, without a hint.

   In his book, "The Global Soul" Pico Iyer writes that open and honest communication with the Japanese acquaintance allowed him more free from connotations, allusions and hidden meaning, which sometimes carry the word.

    "She does not understand my puns, ambiguous expressions, clever subterfuge, it can not reflect on my words to understand what they mean or mean what they hide a veiled threat issued or vice versa," - says Ayer. "Attempts to overcome the language barrier, as a rule, more focused on communication, rather than the love of victory."

    2) Holiday romance increases self-evaluation.

    For example, your life in an American city Pafkipsi is not very interesting. However, it is impressive how much can enhance your interest in the ego of a foreigner to your person. Let's really look at things, your true love for the American peanut butter and jelly sandwich in the eyes of her lover from another country becomes something extravagant and nice. And that is enough to feel special. As one traveler said: "At home you'll be a workaholic, which passes in front of women. And here you are king of the world, sexy macho dancing in the dance field in Ljubljana, Slovenia with a pretty girl."

    1) You will hear the sweet words that will lead you into ecstasy.

    Of course, words such as "babe", "darling", and "dear" are present in all lexicons. However, you'll be surprised how tender may sound harsh language such as, for example, German and Arabic, when they communicate love.

    And here are a few gentle meaningless phrases in foreign languages:

    In Spanish: Mi vida (my life);

    In German: Schneckchen (my snail);

    Arabic: Habibi (my love);

    French: Mon petit chou (my little).