I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what you're asking. Are you asking if people can afford to travel within their own country? I'm not sure why that would be a question. Of course, people can travel within their own country. Who can't? I think everyone can. Even homeless people can travel within their own country. They may not have a home, but they can still travel. They may not have a car, but they can still get around. They may not have a job, but they can still go places. They may not have money, but they can still explore. They may not have a house, but they can still see new things. They may not have a family, but they can still experience new adventures. They may not have a regular income, but they can still discover new places. They may not have a stable life, but they can still travel. So, yes, of course, people can travel within their own country. It's not a question of if they can, it's a question of how they choose to. And honestly, if they can't, that's okay too. There's no judgment here. But let's be real, who can't travel within their own country? It's not like they're trapped or anything. They can still move around. They can still go places. They can still explore. They can still see new things. They can still experience new adventures. They can still discover new places. They can still travel. So, yes, people can definitely travel within their own country. It's not a question of if they can, it's a question of how they choose to. And honestly, if they can't, that's okay too. There's no judgment here.