An Unconventional Day In Bali (And Who Knew Shoes Mattered So Much!)
I almost didn’t even get into Bali. A surly immigration official at Denpasar airport asked to see my entry stamp … Read More
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Stories Of Travel In Mozambique: That Time I Got Lost In A Minefield
Roberto slammed on the brakes, pushing the Land Rover into a skid. I grabbed the safety bar and my thoughts … Read More
Senior Women Travel : Am I Too Old To Travel Solo?
Around the world, senior women travel on their own, exploring and discovering the world. They do so for many reasons: … Read More
Stay Sane, Keep Busy And Connect With Others When You’re Stuck At Home
Sometimes we have to isolate ourselves from others – illness, epidemics, security issues… But that doesn’t mean we have to … Read More
Solo Travel Stories From Women On The Road
Some years ago (this website is more than a dozen years old) I opened it up to personal stories from … Read More
What Are The Safest Countries For Women Who Travel On Their Own?
What are the safest countries for women? This is actually an odd question and frankly, we shouldn’t be asking it … Read More
The Importance Of Breaking Down Stereotypes
by Lola Akinmade Your friend just returned from the trip of a lifetime – traveling around remote regions, being invited … Read More
Can’t Travel? 19 Staycation Ideas To Help Quench Your Wanderlust
I really dislike that word – staycation – but the alternatives aren’t much better: nearcation, mini-break, holistay… So until the English … Read More
Candy Harrington: Women Travel With Disabilities
Known as the guru of accessible travel, Candy Harrington is the founding editor of Emerging Horizons, and the author of several best-selling … Read More
18 Powerful Strategies To Avoid Travel Burnout
Travel burnout is something that usually hits after you’ve been on the road for a while, though that ‘while’ is … Read More