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The rise of women traveling solo has transformed how many of us see the world—and ourselves. Whether you’re catching a sunset over the terracotta roofs of Lisbon, experiencing the natural wine scene...
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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,...
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What can the travel industry do to attract women 50+ We invited women to share their thoughts on what the travel industry can do to help alleviate the current situation. Here are...
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How to prepare for a good night’s sleep on an overnight flightSleeping on a plane in the best of conditions (in a comfy First Class pod) can be challenging. Finding a comfortable,...
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Nicole Carmier Hatch It’s no secret that over the last few months, political relations between the United States and Mexico have been tumultuous. So, it’s no wonder that many Black Americans would...
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Solo travel is having a moment. For me—a backpacker at heart, with a penchant for arty, boutique hotels—that moment began around 20 years ago when I embarked on my first solo sojourn...
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3. Japan, Portugal or Spain: Yoga for Wellness with Jeni’s Global Yoga RetreatsDreaming of practicing mindfulness and sun salutations in some of the world’s most beautiful locations? Consider joining Jeni Martinez on...
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10 of the Best Places in Asia for Solo Female Travelers - Be My Travel Muse facebook twitter instagram pinterest youtube search chevron-down chevron-up *** This article has been archived by Slow...
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So the weather's getting worse and worse. We're driving finally up the hill to Montfort, to Alba, to this hotel I had seen online. And as we're going, following the GPS up...
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3 days agoShareSaveLindsey GallowayShareSaveGetty ImagesWith their growing financial resources, 82% of women control travel decisions, and from solo adventure holidays to multi-generational trips, female-first travel is on the rise.Women today are on...
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Are you planning on traveling Central America solo? These wellness travel tips for women blend safety, relaxation, and real experiences.Central America’s got a lot going for it with its ancient ruins, tropical...
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Mexico City: Solo Female Travel Guide - Be My Travel Muse facebook twitter instagram pinterest youtube search chevron-down chevron-up *** This article has been archived by Slow Travel News for your research....
Other memorable treats include fried artichokes (alcachofa) in Jerez de la Frontera, near Cadiz; espinacas con garbanzos, and spinach and chickpeas in Seville and bocarones, roasted sardines and fried chichherones (fried pork)....
Wellness retreats offer women self-careWith retirement looming and travel increasing, I want my “time away” to be about de-stressing, staying active, and enjoying activities in nature. Wellness retreats offer all that. Since...
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The rising power of solo travellersStudy after study has shown solo travellers over 50 will be the fastest-growing travel demographic over the next decade, not to mention the most empowered, as we...
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CNN — When she visited Italy for the first time with her father back in 1975, Rabbi Barbara Aiello, from the United States, remembers thinking, “I’ll live here one day.” Three decades...
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Embracing adventure in Oslo in the winterby Carolyn Ray It’s a blustery December morning in Oslo Harbour as I board the SS Helena, an authentic Norwegian three-masted wooden ship, on a Fjord...
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Moving to another country involves all kinds of preparation—much of which we’ve never done before. After 19 years of living in Mexico, the most important thing I’ve learned is that there’s no...
