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How women should use AI in travel JourneyWoman’s study shows that while almost half of women over 50 say they are not using AI, a small percentage (12%) are using it to...
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Planning your trip through JordanSafety tips for solo women travellers Both my visits to Jordan were solo but not alone since I travelled with small groups, a guide and driver as a...
She’s working on her bucket list2016: 19 trips, 28 cities, 5 countries. 2017: 21 trips, 38 cities, 18 countries. 2018: 15 trips, 40 cities, 24 countries In the years following her MS diagnosis,...
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To help overcome such worries, Longmire recommends travellers with disabilities begin with baby steps, such as taking a local bus in their city to gain experience with the process. Or book a...
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Getting to Brussels: Cold realities and no chocolate in sight!Like all love stories, mine began with a flight, a coat, a cap, and a French playlist I didn’t understand but swayed to...
8. Mind the bathroomsShared bathrooms range from sparkling sanctuaries to crime scenes. Bring a small toiletry caddy and slip-on sandals. And remember, female-only floors often have cleaner and quieter facilities. Pack travel-size...
#3. The term ‘no single supplement’ is used in a misleading way in many marketing campaignsOften, ‘no single supplement’ is used in marketing to draw in the consumer, only to discover that...
Seven tours led by women storytellersThe new tours are in addition to others that highlight Indian and Ethiopian culture, as well as a history of how the WW2 shaped the East End...
4. There is more than one way to travel soloSolo travel isn’t a new trend. Many of our readers have been travelling solo for decades. However, what is changing quickly is the...
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Want to travel to a Blue Zone?For a Blue Zone experience within the regions, you can find everything from wellness resorts to spas, to longevity centres, to opportunities to meet with centenarians....
6. Check for safety advisories before you book travelBefore crossing any borders, find out about your government’s embassy, consulate or home office in the country you’re visiting. Check their website for excellent...
Galicia, the land of waterGalicia sits on top of Portugal, in the northwestern tip of Spain. Centuries ago, there was no border here; in fact, Galicia and Portugal share a similar language...
Recommended products from JourneyWoman readersCurated by JourneyWoman staff Life is full of choices. You have the power to choose who to believe, whose products and services you decide to buy, and whose...
Reflections on an adventurous solo trip to Chile’s remote islands by Joyce E. Perrin Mystical, mysterious, mana, and moai. These are the words that capture the haunting allure of Easter Island, Chile....
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Visiting Côte d’Azur in the Low SeasonCannes Old Town It’s only a five-minute walk from the train station to my hotel, the Five Seas by Inwood Hotels. The hotel is an oasis,...
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Solely focused on the solo travellerFounded in the 1980s, Solos is seen as a pioneer in solo travel. Today, the company offers more than 400 itineraries to over 45 countries. With ambitious...
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How can we be more attuned to ‘the surviving partners’ when we travel?Be aware when one person seems to be on their own When I was in Africa two years ago, the...
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Leaving this hilly area, the snow starts again as we descend through the mountains to the airport north of Bucharest. As we pass by Snagov Monastery, the final resting place of Vlad...
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7. Walk Talk Eat France, based in FranceBased in Domme, France, Gabrielle Wise shares her passion for food, wine, cooking, and language with guests who join her on tour with her company,...
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Expert tips on how to get a good sleep while travelling1. Check the temperature “Temperature is really important,” Robins says. “Too warm? You’re not going to sleep very well. Too cold? Again,...
