…all the students return and then do your meandering in the shoulder season of late Fall when London, Paris and Rome are not nearly as crowded. Book your flights for…
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2021 Trends in Women’s Travel: How to Travel on a Budget
…vouchers. 5. When renting a homestay, don’t accept the price listed on websites, particularly if it’s low season. Offer half price and see what you can negotiate. 6. Use your…
Introducing the JourneyWoman Holiday Gift Guide 2021
…— ’tis the season!). (Please note: this article includes Amazon affiliate links, but we only ever recommend items we think are relevant for you and we’ve tried ourselves that will…
Experts Share Seven Ways Women Can Travel More Sustainably
…amazing city right in the middle of Canada,” Quintos says. “It’s one of those places that’s expanding offerings in the winter, traditionally the low season. It’s a place where they…
JourneyWoman Editorial Guidelines: Ethics and Purpose
…deciding how to get around and that accessibility and mobility is a consideration, particularly for mature women. JourneyWoman contributors are encouraged to consider less-travelled or shoulder season travel, instead of…
Nine Less-Travelled Places that Should be on Your Radar
…to Japan during the cherry blossom season, but going on your own is absolutely possible! 9. Islands off Lombok, Indonesia Bali is on everyone’s bucket list. If not, it should…
Palm Springs Travel Tips from an Insider
…the often winter gloomy season in Los Angeles. Thus, during the heyday of movie productions, there was a need for places to house this ever-growing influx of visitors. Small Inns…
JourneyWoman Webinar Series: What is Expedition Cruising (And Why is it so HOT Right Now?)
…has created luxury cultural expeditions, with intriguing itineraries, seasoned guides and renowned experts, scientists and explorers – all designed to feed curious minds. “We are a perfect fit for independent…
Perfect Road Trip Tips from Locals to Help You Explore Canada Solo
…IN ANY SEASON — writes Carole in Aylmer, Quebec. This is how their website describes the experience. ‘Dining at the Lapin Sauté is akin to walking into a warm, quaint…
It’s the Little Differences: 25+ Things to Love About Mexico
…is precious here, particularly in the dry season. You have to ask for it in restaurants, often for a nominal cost. There are two kinds of water: Naturelle (bottled) and…