The destination is not important. The journey matters (It)
It's the journey that matters.
I didn't miss my home town. I missed my friends and family. (what)
What I missed is my friends and family.
When I went to Bali, I was really struck by how relaxed the people were. (what)
what really struck me is how relaxed the people were.
People always talk about how fascinating travel is. But they never tell you how boring it can be too. (the thing)
The thing they never tell you is how boring it can be too.
He's not normally a food lover, but he likes to eat well when he's on holiday. (does)
but he does like to eat well when he's on holiday.
Our family holidays were hilarious. I'll never forget the seven of us travelling through france in a tiny car. (thing)
The thing I'll never forget is the seven of us travelling through France in a tiny car.
Colombia was full of surprises. I read up a lot about it before I went, but nothing really prepares you for it. (did)
I did read up a lot about it before I went
I didn't mind the disruption; it was the fact that they didn't apologize for it. (it)
It's not the disruption that I minded.
