Resources for women to learn about and support Indigenous tourism, history and culture, with tips on land acknowledgements, museums, books, documentaries and more.
Authentic Travel
Planetary Health and Human Health: A Live Panel with Tree Sisters on Reforesting the Earth
On Earth Day in April 2020, JourneyWoman formed a partnership with Tree Sisters to help reforest our planet. Learn more about reforestation and how you can help, starting with a live panel on October 27.
Women’s Travel: The Secrets of Amsterdam’s Red Light District
The Secrets of Amsterdam’s Red Light District: Lessons Editor Amanda Burgess learns about sex, love and empowerment from an immersive Airbnb virtual tour in a brothel.
Expert Tips for Responsible Animal Tourism: How to Engage with Wildlife When you Travel (Webinar)
Animal tourism experts Dr Carol Kline and Nora Livingstone give us tips and guidelines to engage ethically with wildlife when we travel. (Webinar)
Practicing Responsible Animal-Based Tourism: Guidelines for Ethical Travel
Guest writer Dr. Carol Kline shares guidelines and tips to help travellers engage in responsible animal-based tourism.
Ethical Animal Encounters: Travel Tips from Experts
Navigating animal experiences while traveling can be tricky. Join us on June 23 to learn about basic guidelines for us on what to do – or not do – so that we’re more informed when we start traveling again.
Feeling Grounded? Become a Traveller in Your Own City
Even as parts of the world begin opening up, international travel seems a long way off, but there’s no better time than now to channel all that pent-up wanderlust into our own cities and towns.
Outside the Box Travel: Budget-Friendly Alternatives for Women
Travel will resume in time, and with a few tweaks to our modes and mindset, authentic experiences can be accessible on a budget.
Solo Travellers and Authentic Animal Encounters: Six Places to Experience Wildlife
For those who have a kinship with animals, there’s little more awe-inspiring than getting up close and personal with nature’s creatures in their natural habitat.