Last updated on March 30th, 2023
The strength of a woman’s recommendation
In September, we’re launching a new monthly email-only feature called “Things She Loves.”
Long-time JourneyWoman readers will remember this section from the original website, which featured practical, women-recommended products and services to make solo travel easier and safer. If you’re not on our mailing list please sign up here.
Our first issue debuts on Septmber 27 and is all about “Double-Duty Packing.” In this, we look at the items we can bring with us on our solo travels that do ‘double duty’, thus reducing what we have to cram in our carry-on! For example, Judy recommends a linen shawl that also serves as a travel blanket, rolled-up neck pillow, headscarf, towel… you get the idea!
Every month, we’ll have a different focus for Things She Loves and invite you to share your tips and advice.
Sign up now at JourneyWoman.com to join our mailing list so you don’t miss our inaugural issue of Things She Loves! This will not be available on our website, so you can only receive it through email. Make sure you add JourneyWoman to your safe senders list and check your junk mail so that you receive every issue.
Issues to date:
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September 2022: Double-Duty Packing
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October 2022: Travel Technology
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November/December 2022: Holiday Joy Gift Guide
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January 2023: Money and Time Saving Travel Tips
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February 2023: Travel Intimates: Bras and Underwear
- March 2023: Surprising Things Savvy Women Pack
Supporting small business and female entrepreneurs
We also want to profile women-owned small businesses that you can support when purchasing these products.
If you would like to apply to be featured in an upcoming issue, please complete our submission form here.
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More Packing Tips
Best Solo Travel Tips for Women Over 50 (February 2023)
The best travel tips from JourneyWoman readers in February 2023, covering packing tips, places to stay, how to save money and safety tips.
Best Solo Travel Tips Submitted by Readers (January 2023)
Our monthly curated list of solo travel trips submitted by JourneyWoman readers, featuring hotels, safety tips, what to pack, and more.
Best Safety Products for Solo Women Travelers Over 50
Female solo travelers recommend their top safety products to help women over 50 travel safely anywhere in the world.
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