Join our May 28 webinar to learn more about lesser known places in North America from experts in our JourneyWoman Women’s Travel Directory.
JourneyWoman Webinar Series: Less-Travelled North America on May 28
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Why Women Should Go To New York City, New York (From a Local)
JourneyWoman writer Karen Gershowitz shares why her home of New York City is a fantastic destination for solo women travellers over 50.
JourneyWoman’s 30th Anniversary Kicks Off in Toronto on June 14
Celebrations for JourneyWoman’s 30th anniversary start on June 14 at Toronto’s Bata Shoe Museum, honouring Evelyn Hannon and her red boots.
Travel That Teaches: Enriching our Lives Through Immersive Travel Experiences
When we dive into the deep end of a culture, we can create a never-to-be-forgotten experience that enriches our lives and enhances our understanding.
Travel Tips from Women 50+ About Toronto, Canada
Toronto travel tips from women on their favourite restaurants, accommodation, tiny shops, secret discoveries and fun things to do
Why Women Should Travel to Toronto, Canada (From a Local)
JourneyWoman Editor Carolyn Ray says her home of Toronto, Ontario has much offer women over 50, largely because of its diversity.
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More Stories From North America to Inspire You
8 Unique Places to Stay, From Treehouses to Desert Tents
Eight women travellers share the most unique places to stay they’ve ever booked in far-flung destinations around the world.
A First-Timers Guide for Solo Travellers to San Miguel de Allende
10 useful tips to travel safely to and enjoy the colonial city of San Miguel de Allende for first-time solo travellers.
Best Restaurants in San Miguel de Allende
Our list of restaurants, cafes and markets, from street food to upscale, recommended by the locals in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
Day of the Dead, Gardens and Hot Air Balloon Rides in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
From Day of the Dead to Hot Air Balloon Rides, San Miguel de Allende offers many diverse arts and cultural experiences for women to enjoy.
Travel Over 80: Tips for Surviving a 4-Day New York Trip
Contributing Writer Diana Eden shares her top tips for surviving a four-day trip to New York City in your 80s (or any age – Diana has loads of energy).
PEI’s Island Walk, “Canada’s Camino,” is Designed for Shoulder Season Travel
PEI’s 700-km Island Walk, known as “Canada’s Camino”, winds through picturesque villages with breathtaking scenery and fresh seafood.
Journey to the Arctic Circle With Sara Wheeler’s “The Magnetic North”
Travel with best-selling author Sara Wheeler to one of the earth’s most pristine places in “The Magnetic North: Notes from the Arctic Circle.”
Five Incredible Experiences for Women in Lake Louise, Alberta:
How to make the most of 24 hours in Lake Louise with tips on visiting Moraine Lake and the Fairmont Lake Louise.
Finding Adventure in the Backcountry of the Canadian Rockies
Tips to embrace adventure in the real Canadian Rockies on a six-day horseback riding tour in the backcountry of Alberta.
Travel Diaries: Falling in Love with Hawaii Through My Children’s Eyes
After her divorce, a young Marion Broverman takes her children for a trip to Oahu at Christmas, where the family learns to express their pain and begin to heal.
Where to Stay in Canada’s Algonquin Park: Two Rustic Lodges
Get close to nature at Killarney Lodge and Arowhon Pines, two small, family-owned resorts in Canada’s Algonquin Park.
The Best Hiking and Walking Trails in Algonquin Park
The best walking and hiking trails in Algonquin Park to see wildlife, avoid bugs and reconnect with nature.
An Icy Travel Adventure in Canada’s Northwest Territories
When city girl Jo Anne moved to Yellowknife, the North reached deep into her being, starting with an icy, unexpected adventure.
Seeking Adventure and Connection? The Majestic Canadian Rockies Beckons!
Women share their once-in-a-lifetime stories of the majestic Canadian Rockies, the jaw-droppingly beautiful mountain range spanning Western Canada. that connect us to nature at is most authentic and primal.
Hiking the Plain of Six Glaciers Trail in the Canadian Rockies
The Plain of Six Glaciers Trail in the Canadian Rockies is worth the trek to the top for stunning views and a well-earned cup of tea.
“I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list.” – Susan Sontag
