We invited experienced female solo travellers over 50 to share their first-hand advice on safe and affordable countries for seniors.
Safe and Affordable Countries for Senior Women to Travel Solo
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Best Tips From JourneyWoman Readers From April 2023
April 2023’s best solo travel tips from JourneyWoman readers, sharing advice on packing tips, how to explore cities and safety.
Set in New Zealand, “Remember Me” Asks ‘Are Some Secrets Best Left Buried?’
Charity Norman’s latest book “Remember Me”, set in New Zealand’s mystical Ruahine Range, is a suspenseful story of love, secrets and loss.
Searching for Awe? Don’t Miss Bora Bora
Located in French Polynesia, Bora Bora is a magical ocean paradise well worth the trip, even for women in their 80s.
12 Countries Women Solo Travelers Want to Visit in 2023
When it comes to 2023 travel, 12 countries top the list for solo women over 50, according to our latest survey results.
Five Great Books to Inspire Travel to New Zealand
TripFiction’s Tina Hartas shares her top picks for women to explore New Zealand with books that reflect this rural and bucolic country.
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Downunder – Her Weather Watch…
In Australia — for everything there is a season. When our teeth are chattering in the Northern Hemisphere it’s summertime and fabulously lovely Downunder.
What to Wear in Papua New Guinea
The JourneyWoman network shares their best tips and advice on what to pack and how to dress like the locals when travelling to Papua New Guinea.
What to Wear in Micronesia
The JourneyWoman network shares their best tips and advice on what to pack and how to dress like the locals when travelling to Micronesia.
What to Wear in The South Pacific
The JourneyWoman network shares their best tips and advice on what to pack and how to dress like the locals when travelling to the South Pacific.
“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.
