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
Solo travel isn’t just a passing phase—it’s a full-blown movement. And women 50 and older are leading the charge. Whether it’s exploring Europe at your own pace, joining
Traveling alone as a woman can feel both thrilling and intimidating—especially if you’re doing it for the first time after 50. You might wonder: Is it safe? Will
Grief is a strange companion. It sneaks in quietly and lingers in unexpected ways. In empty chairs, in favorite songs, in quiet mornings that once felt full. Whether
When I look back on my travels, whether it’s exploring cobblestone streets in Europe or wandering along a lakeside trail here in Wisconsin, I realize something simple but
I just returned from a vibrant and picturesque Sisterhood Travels journey to the French Riviera and let me tell you, this destination was pure magic. It was my
When I first started traveling solo in my mid-40s, I thought my trips would be all about sightseeing, relaxing, and maybe a little shopping. What I didn’t expect
I’ll admit it, I’ve felt the sting of the post travel blues. You know that feeling: you return home from an incredible trip, your suitcase still half-packed, and
The phrase married women traveling alone tends to get a reaction. Some people are supportive and curious, while others raise their eyebrows and wonder, Why would a married
Small ship cruises are capturing the hearts of many solo women travelers over 50, especially those seeking unique and meaningful experiences. Among these options, small ship river cruises
