Last updated on November 25th, 2024
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Delft, The Netherlands: A Charming City of Vermeer, Ceramics and Cafes
Known as the birthplace of Vermeer, Delft is a smaller, lesser-touristy version of Amsterdam, with scenic canals, ceramics and cafes.
Solo Travel Survey About Spain: Canadian Women, Take Our Survey by December 20, 2024
Canadians women are invited to take our solo travel survey on Spain to share perspectives about past and planned travel by December 20, 2024.
15 Stunning Train Trips to Inspire Your Travels in 2025
These train trips across Europe, Asia, Africa and Canada remind us that the journey can be more memorable than the destination.
Aurora Expeditions Announces First Women-Only Expedition to Antarctica in 2027
JourneyWoman is helping Aurora Expeditions design its first women-only Antarctica expedition in 2027, including exclusive no single supplement deals.
Curious Where Travel Writers Spend the Holidays? Less-Travelled Places to Add to Your List
Have you ever wondered where travel writers spend the holidays? The JourneyWoman writing team shares less-travelled places to add to your list.
Where to Stay in Rome, Italy: Recommendations From Solo Women
Women share their top choices on where to stay in Rome, Italy, including hotels, hostels, and affordable options across the city.
Women Are Keeping Traditions Alive in Chihuahua, Mexico
Featured image: The stunning Copper Canyon (Barrancas del Cobre), has a gulf four times bigger than the Grand Canyon | Photo by wirestock on EnvatoChihuahua has some of Mexico's most spectacular natural formations by Kathy Buckworth At the age of 61, I was excited to...
Planning for a Northern Lights Expedition in Norway: Hotels, Apps and Packing
Travel tips for JourneyWoman’s Northern Lights trip with Hurtigruten to Norway, which may just become an annual adventure.
Expedition Cruising Webinar: Outlook for 2025 with Swan Hellenic on November 21
Get an exclusive preview of 2025 expedition cruising trips with Dr. Deepak Chopra, Maris Gourmet Cruises, SETI Institute and Grand Voyages.
Where to Stay in Lisbon, Portugal: Recommendations From Solo Women
Women share their top choices on where to stay in Lisbon, Portugal, including hotels, hostels, and affordable options across the city.
Where to Stay in Barcelona, Spain: Recommendations From Solo Women
Women share their recommendations on where to stay in Barcelona, Spain, including hotels, hostels and affordable accommodations.
Set in Crete, Kate Forsyth’s “The Crimson Thread” Explores the Ancient Legend of the Minotaur
Kate Forsyth’s novel, “The Crimson Thread”, reimagines the legend of the Minotaur in the Labyrinth myth set in Crete during WW2.
Indigenous Women in Aviation: Flying the Female Skies
In Canada, Indigenous women are making their presence felt in the aviation industry, which has historically been dominated by men.
Making International Headlines: Can Three Women Travel Solo in Wheelchairs to Egypt?
When three women travel to Egypt in a wheelchair, it’s not just about breaking stereotypes about disabilities but also a test of our friendship and support for each other.
Hidden Gems and Small Villages for Women to Explore Near Mexico City
Vibrant villages in Ixtapan de la Sal, Tecometepec, Taxco, Toluca and Metepec offer women travellers a deeper connection to Mexico.
An Insider’s Guide to the Cultural Powerhouse of Mexico City
Mexico City is overflowing with museums, food and culture, so having a knowledgeable and enthusiastic guide makes all the difference.
The Spice Bowl of India: Kerala, a Soft Landing for Solo Women
Home of Ayurveda, beaches and spices, Kerala offers women culture and cuisine, perfect for a first-time solo traveller to India.
Travel with Purpose: Volunteering at a Turtle Conservation Project in Costa Rica Makes My Dream Real
As a volunteer on a turtle conservation project in Costa Rica with Conservation VIP, I fulfilled a long-held dream to help baby turtles.
My Eye-Opening Journey Through Belfast on a Black Cab Tour
A Black Cab tour along Belfast’s International Wall tells the story of Northern Ireland’s journey towards peace and is a must-see for any curious traveller.
Transforming an Abandoned Quarry Into a Vineyard: A Story of Sustainability in Mallorca
On the wine-producing island of Mallorca, Spain, entrepreneur Virginia Pones is bringing an abandoned quarry back to life as a winery, reviving her husband’s family business.
G Adventures Expands Itineraries for Older Women on 2025 Classic, Dr. Jane Goodall Collection and Geluxe Trips
G Adventures is expanding its range of adventure trips for older women, focusing on affordability, longer stays and unique accommodations.
A Solo Trip to the Basque Region: Bilbao, San Sebastian and Biarritz
The Basque region, straddling northern Spain and southern France, is an area often forgotten by travellers to Spain, but from the moment I arrived I fell in love with its cultural richness, natural beauty, and food.
Go Your Own Way: A Self-Guided Trip to Scotland and Ireland is Full of Magical Moments
If the thought of following a tour guide on a structured itinerary isn’t your style, a self-guided trip might be the perfect solution for independent women travellers.
More Than Breathtaking Beaches: Adventures For Women in Martinique
Come for Martinique’s beaches but stay for eco-friendly adventures like hiking in lush rainforests, birdwatching and kayaking.
Florida Removes LGBTQ+ Pages From its Website, But Why?
In a move seen as unwelcoming, the Florida State Tourism Board’s “Visit Florida” site quietly deleted pages dedicated to the LGBTQ+ community.
