#solo travel

I took my first solo trip at the age of 18 when I was an undergraduate student at university. For a month after my freshman year, I traveled to Germany for some language-intensive classes. It was my first time living abroad alone, and I quickly learned some independence and self-reliance. Since

Few things are as freeing and empowering as traveling alone — especially for women. Travel is a form of self-care and does just as much good for your physical wellness as it does for your soul. Sitting on a beach drinking a fruity cocktail or getting a cabana massage will most certainly leave you

Although some people have certain reservations towards traveling solo, solivagantry (solitary wandering) is actually a great opportunity to meet other cultures and make new friends. One of the top destinations to explore the world that is much different than the ’western’ one is Bali, even though

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On the second some Wednesday of the month, Kristin Addis from Be My Travel Muse writes a guest column featuring tips and advice on solo female travel. It’s an important topic I can’t adequately cover, so I brought in an expert to share her advice. This week she writes about fellow female travelers