With the war in Israel, should we travel to Egypt and Jordan? How to stay safe and alternatives to travel in other regions around the world.
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Accessible Istanbul: A Wheelchair Wanderer’s Stopover
As a solo traveler in a wheelchair, Tanzila Khan discovers that Istanbul is a true testament to inclusivity, with many attractions and public spaces designed to accommodate everyone.
Female Solo Travel: 10 Books to Inspire Your Next Adventure
Ten books by women that will have you planning your next solo adventures, from Dervla Murphy to Cheryl Strayed.
Women in Travel: How Women in Israel Are Changing Communities
Meet inspiring, independent women in the Galilee striving to strengthen their communities and empower women. (Sponsored)
Five Inspiring Books Set in the Middle East
TripFiction’s Tina Hartas recommends five books set in the Middle East, a region overflowing with history, beauty and culture.
We Asked Women: “What’s Your Most Memorable Culinary Travel Experience?”
From Austria to Zanzibar and places in between, women share their most memorable culinary travel experiences.
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Virtual Tours that Stimulate the Senses
Although there is no substitute for actually being in a place, these guided virtual tours may be the next best thing in our time of isolation. Google Maps has compiled treks and trips from around the globe to stimulate your senses.
She Dresses Smart in Iran anything goes under her coat…
Before visiting Iran, I did my culturally correct clothing research and found out about the chador, the “traditional” Iranian dress for women
20 Things Women Should Know Before Visiting Jordan…
Brianne travelled to Jordan and shares of her observations to help other women planning to travel to this part of the world.
20 Things Women Should Know Before Visiting Istanbul…
Sally Peabody specializes in advising independent travellers on how to craft memorable trips on and off the beaten path, and here she shares her knowledge of Istanbul.
What it’s Like to Travel as a Solo Woman in Afghanistan
Alex Reynolds is an American JourneyWoman who has scrambled up dusty fortresses in Afghanistan, watched gods dance in South India, followed spirit dogs through the Caucasus mountains, and smoked with shamans in Pakistan. Her travel blog, Lost With Purpose, serves as a guide to help others do the same.
Shopping and Noshing in Tel Aviv, Israel: Tips from a Local
Guided by friend Sunny Holtzman, Evelyn Hannon spends four days in Tel Aviv hunting the best shopping and restaurants that women travellers would enjoy.
What to Wear In Turkey
JourneyWomen planning to travel to Turkey may want to keep the following information in mind in order to avoid problems and to increase their enjoyment.
What to Wear in Morocco
The JourneyWoman network shares their best tips and advice on what to pack and how to dress like the locals when travelling to Morocco.
What to Wear in The Middle East
The JourneyWoman network shares their best tips and advice on what to pack and how to dress like the locals when travelling to the Middle East.
What to Wear in Jordan
The JourneyWoman network shares their best tips and advice on what to pack and how to dress like the locals when travelling to Jordan.
What to Wear in Israel
The JourneyWoman network shares their best tips and advice on what to pack and how to dress like the locals when travelling to Israel.
What to Wear in Iran
The JourneyWoman network shares their best tips and advice on what to pack and how to dress like the locals when travelling to Iran.
Her Tips to Travel Solo Safely in Morocco
From the archives, this tip-rich article by Susan Dresner will help inspire your visit to the colourful and cultural country of Morocco.
Adventures in Morocco: New Year’s Eve in the Sahara Desert
Travel tips from an adventurous journey through Morocco’s cities including Fes, Marrakesh and Rabat, and New Year’s Eve in the Sahara Desert.
“Nobody can discover the world for somebody else. Only when we discover it for ourselves does it become common ground and a common bond and we cease to be alone.” – Wendell Berry.
