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Write a summary of “Gone and Back Again: A Traveler’s Advice.”

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Answer:

A summary is a writing that synthesizes the main ideas of a text or a subject of study, in a faithful way to the concepts raised in the original documents.

Explanation:

The text "Gone and Back Again: A Traveler’s Advice." offers advice for travelers and ensures that the trip will be rewarded if the person indulges in common sense.

In the beginning, it offers advice on the documents necessary to leave the country and the copies that are needed.

It also advises carrying little luggage as this will be an advantage to travel from one place to another more easily.

Talks about making the most of travel and having an open mind at all times.

In conclusion, the text ensures that you have to be prepared to travel and in this way obtain the rewards that travel brings.

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