Solo Travel Stories From Women 50+

Aging with Style: At 85, Diana Eden Hopes to Inspire Women With New Memoir: “Getting Old and Other Indignities”

At 85, passionate traveller Diana Eden’s new memoir, “Getting Old and Other Indignities” shares the joy and freedom that comes with aging.

A wildlife conservation trip to South Africa is an inside journey, showing us what can happen when we travel with purpose.

Founded by Canadian D-Day veterans, France’s Juno Beach Centre in Normandy honours the contributions of Canadians in World War Two.

When two adventurous women cycle through Quebec, they prove that joy has no age limit — and that the ride matters more than the speed.

Women, as citizens of the globe, need to travel to sustain our optimism, our mental health and our friendships with other nations.

With the holiday season approaching quickly, we’ve curated a list of our favourite Christmas river cruises in Europe, Asia and South America.

What will the future of diversity be in travel, an industry built on the very idea of welcoming and connecting people from all walks of life?

Having been to over 60 countries, disability advocate Sylvia Longmire shows other women that travelling with MS is possible and enjoyable.

After a life-threatening blood clot, Sherry Ott designed her own compression socks and educates women on the risks of DVT on flights.

“Solo Travelling with Trzcee Ellis Ross” is ushering in a new era of solo travel — with a strong, confident and wealthy female lead.