Loss of excitement in traveling and how to bring it back.

Hi all, question rather on philosophical side of things. If you’re young, haven’t experienced much and easy to impress, you might as well just keep enjoying it.

To those who have seen a good deal of places, have means and flexibility to go, and are solo travelers. What’s your outlook on it? Has anyone struggled to ram through the plateau of loosing interest and questioning traveling as such? In other words, to loose excitement and interest in going, once a sense of “purchasing” the experience is settled. When you can go anywhere, but “just” going to a place doesn’t really delight you anymore, because you have a level of satiation and are not easily impressed as of your experience.

How do you get excited about another place you plan on going? Do you first discover what you want to do there? Do you lack sense of purpose? Do you just take a break for the interest to return and vision to settle, or rather go without any overthinking as the opportunity may not arise again?

Has anyone experienced that and actually overcome it? Would be interesting to hear opinions with something to back it, who has or is experiencing it now, rather than just commenting for the sake of it.

Cheers.

P.S: to settle the possible confusion, by purchasing or going on a trip, I meant a civilized way to explore, being able to afford airfares and accommodation, not buying a 10 days resort and expecting to see delight and purpose in it. Not traveling on a shoestring and being dependent on good samaritans along the trip, sleeping/cooking on the side of the road either etc.