One-way travel refers to a journey where a person or entity travels from one location to another without a planned return trip to the original point of departure. In the context of transportation, it typically involves purchasing a one-way ticket, meaning that the traveler is only paying for the outbound journey. One-way travel can be used for various purposes, such as relocating, taking a solo trip, engaging in long-term travel, or experiencing a one-time event without the intention of returning to the starting point immediately.
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