If you’ve been craving a coastal getaway with charm and history, this South Carolina and Georgia coast trip in October 2026 with Sisterhood Travels hits the sweet spot.
Picking a group trip with the right tour pace can feel like choosing shoes online. It looks fine in photos, then it hurts by day two. If you’re
You know the feeling. You’re buckled into a plane seat, the cabin air is dry, the person next to you has their hoodie up, and your body decides
You want to see the world, but you don’t want to do it totally alone. If you’re 45+, that makes a lot of sense. You’ve got good taste,
You’re sharing a room, your days are packed, and the group chat is buzzing. It’s fun, but it can also feel like you never get a quiet moment
If you’re like me, rather introverted and have a hard time with small talk, you will find this article valuable. You can love solo female travel and still
You probably think more about your toiletry bag than your shoes when you travel solo. Your toiletry packing decisions affect how clean, confident, and calm you feel from
You stand in the hotel lobby with your carry-on at your feet and a knot of excitement in your stomach. You are not here with family, and you
The night before a solo or group trip, I still stand over my suitcase, wondering if I packed the right things. As a woman over 50 who loves
I spent a lot of years squeezing trips into school breaks, summer crowds, and peak-season prices. By the time I reached my room at night, I felt more
When I started traveling solo in my 50s, I heard the same comments over and over. “Aren’t you scared?”“I’m not as strong as I used to be, so
Have you ever been on a whirlwind trip either alone or with Sisterhood Travels and returned home feeling more exhausted than when you left? I understand completely. The
