Type of traveller
Solo Travel Secrets
It takes a special brand of courage to be a solo traveller.
Lessons From Seasoned Solo Travellers
Whether you are thinking about taking a solo journey or have several under your belt, there is much to be learned from pioneering women solo travellers.
Village Vacations & Tours in Umbria & Tuscany
Our tours are everything you need to truly experience living “La Dolce Vita” in the villages of Umbria and Tuscany. (Sponsored)
Join Women’s Travel Club for Small-Group Tours
Join the Women’s Travel Club on fully hosted, small group, worldwide tours. We offer something for everyone, active tours, African safaris, European river cruises, short getaways and so much more.(Sponsored)
JourneyWoman Ebook: “25 Tips to Deal with Loneliness on the Road”
Looking for tips from our community about solo travel? Our FREE JourneyWoman Ebook “25 Tips to Deal with Loneliness on the Road”, is a curated compilation of timeless solo travel tips curated by Evelyn Hannon.
Grief Journeys – Travel After Loss
Grief and loss are part of the human experience. Indeed, it’s something the world is feeling collectively right now, gripped as we are by a pandemic. Our stories have one common thread: We all found healing in travel.
Solo Travellers Meet Themselves in Authentic Animal Encounters
For those who have a kinship with animals, there’s little more awe-inspiring than getting up close and personal with nature’s creatures in their natural habitat.
Homeless in Seoul: Finding a safe haven for solo female travellers
Sometimes, moments of mishaps and worry while traveling – the kind that force you to think outside of the box – create a steamer trunk full of...
Fun on the road: The play-filled moments that make us feel alive
Whether you’re traveling solo or with others, there are those moments while traveling where you become fully, viscerally aware of how much fun you’re having.
Three OG Travellers Tell All
We sat down with three solo travel trailblazers – all over the age of 85 – to dive into their travel tales and get their sage advice for the next generation. So, grab yourself your favourite beverage and a snack and settle in. What we’re about to share is pure gold from some Golden Ages of Travel.