Last updated on February 8th, 2025
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What to Do When Travel Plans Go Awry: Adventures in Norway
When an Arctic cruise doesn’t go exactly as planned, here’s how to shift your mindset and embrace the unexpected.
JourneyWoman Webinar: Cultural Festivals and Celebrations to Travel For in 2025
Join expert panel on January 28 to learn about cultural festivals that help us learn about different rituals, history and traditions.
Blue Sky Society Trust Announces Women-Only Conservation Trip to South Africa
Blue Sky Society Trust is inviting women on a conservation trip to South Africa in September 2025, in partnership with JourneyWoman.
Where to Stay in Florence, Italy: Recommendations From Solo Women
Women share their top choices on where to stay in Florence, Italy, including hotels, hostels, and affordable options across the city.
Swimming with Whale Sharks in Mexico’s Galapagos: Adventures in La Paz, Baja California Sur
A once-in-a-lifetime experience swimming with whale sharks in La Paz, Mexico, reminds us to trust ourselves and the universe.
Lessons from Petra, Jordan: What Hiking the Back-Door Route Taught Me
A back-door hike to Petra, one of the world’s most famous archaeological sites, gives you precious time away from the crowds.
JourneyWoman Webinar: How to Save Money on Travel with Skyscanner
Join us on Tuesday, February 11 for a webinar with Skyscanner to bust open some myths about booking travel and ways to save money.
2025 JourneyWoman Solo Travel Webinar Series: Cultural Immersion and Connection
JourneyWoman’s 2025 Webinars will focus on cultural immersion through culinary, festivals, and art, hosted by our own expert travel writers.
New 2025 JourneyWoman “Salon” Community Calls – a Way for Women to Connect Globally
Join our new ‘JourneyWoman Salon’, a monthly community call for solo women travellers to connect, learn and share, hosted by Tania Carriere, Advivum Journeys.
Larissa Behrendt’s “After Story”: More Than a Mother-Daughter Literary Tour of England
Our February 2025 book, ‘After Story’ by Larissa Behrendt, takes us into the world of England’s literary hotspots but goes much deeper.