Travel Interviews with Wandering Women

Travel interviews with outstanding women travelers show that each woman travels for a different reason, and gets something different from her journey. Some travel for a living, while others simply love to travel.

Why women travel changes with each woman, so I set out to find out why some of the more prolific writers among women wanderers originally set off around the world or what they have accomplished as a result.

I've always wanted to interview other women travelers - probably because of my own journalism background.

Knowing what these women think and feel and why they write may also help you understand your own wanderlust better and develop the artist within you:

• Hilary Bradt interview: publishing distinctive guidebooks to unusual places
• Beth Whitman: Wanderlust and Lipstick
• MyKugelhopf: Kerrin Rousset's passion for food, photos and travel (Weblog Awards: Best Travel Blog 2008)
• Lisa Lubin: from television to travel muse
• Amanda Kendle: Not A Ballerina
• Wildwriting with Kim Wildman
• Truelifeplanet interview: Amy 'Gigi' Frank, volunteer extraordinaire
• Solo to Santiago: a woman's winter journey
• Travel with Kids: an interview with Rough Guides' Fawzia Rasheed
• Ola Fagbohun, Diverse Traveller
• Women Travel with Disabilities: an interview with Candy Harrington
• Travel Betty: sassy, brassy and bold
• Go Green Travel Green, when the environment counts
• Kirsty, the Nerdy Nomad
• Susie of Arabia: life in Saudi (Winner of 2009 Bloggie!)
• Carla King Interview: around the world on a motorcycle machine

And keep coming back, because this list will grow!