Travel Stories by JourneyWoman Guest Writers

Newly Widowed? Tips for Women Traveling Together

The friendship of women, especially over age 65, is invaluable. They have seen both the joys and sorrow of life and are so ready to be in the moment.

Seduced by Seville, Spain: the Charm of its Festivals, Palacios and Tapas

Travel writer Sally Pabody shares her inside tips to create the perfect itinerary in Seville, a blend of art, architecture, tapas, a garden, wandering, and music or dance. With so much to see, serendipities abound, and getting a bit lost is part of the fun.

Nine Places that Should be on Your Radar

Nine destinations for adventurous types who have been stuck at home for far too long and are ready to get OUT. Way out!

Life Doesn’t End at 80 – Neither Should Travel

Age is nothing but a number for JourneyWoman Diana, a mature traveller who still adventures comfortably, well into her 80s.

Working From ‘Home’ in a Foreign Country During Lockdown

In a nod to her Polish heritage, guest writer Anna Shannon takes the plunge and leaves the UK to work remotely in Gdansk, Poland, for a month.

It Takes a Village – An Inspirational Story of Rural India

The saying goes that “it takes a village” to raise a child. No one in rural India defines this saying more than former village chief Shyam Sundar Paliwal, who plants 111 trees for every girl born in his village. Bonnie Hinschberger shares her experiences visiting this tiny village in Piplantri, between Deogarh and Udaipur, in semi-arid Rajasthan.