I love to travel all over the world, but I never pack a bag, use a plane, or book a hotel room.
A snowflake
The riddle uses motion and travel to describe something that floats freely through the atmosphere. Guided entirely by the wind rather than personal choice, this delicate ice crystal drifts across countries during a storm. Understanding that the traveler is an inanimate object moved by air currents solves the puzzle.
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