William Sutcliffe believes that, A backpackers had worse travel experiences twenty years ago. , B young people worry about their hostel being comfortable. , C young people find it hard to leave their daily lives behind. , D travel was much easier in a pre-digital world., 2 Charlotte Johnstone, A went on the same journey as William Sutcliffe. , B found it hard to live in a foreign culture. , C learnt new things about the world thanks to her smartphone. , D experienced a different culture in spite of her smartphone., Charlotte Johnstone believes that, A William Sutcliffe is wrong about the benefits of travel. , B the way we travel has changed the world. , C smartphones are an advantage in travel situations. , D teenagers in remote places don't use social media., Charlotte Johnstone thinks that Millennials, A are less independent than their parents' generation. , B can be in touch with home and still enjoy experiences. , C want to have different experiences from those of their parents. , D have a hard time saving up for and planning a gap year trip., In the article, A both writers disagree about the importance of travel. , B William Sutcliffe is critical of Millennials. , C Charlotte Johnson argues that smartphones haven't changed the way we travel. , D both writers think that if you have Wi-Fi, you can't have a life-changing experience..

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