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
Packing a suitcase for a solo trip brings its own set of butterflies, especially the first time. I know that feeling well. As a woman over 45, planning
I never thought loneliness would be something I’d wrestle with in midlife. But once my daughter was grown, routines settled in, and friendships shifted, I realized how quiet
When I boarded the plane for my very first solo trip in my 40s, I thought the biggest challenge would be logistics like navigating airports, finding my hotel,
Before I dive into this post about safely using taxis and rideshare services when you travel, I want to share a personal story. In 2015, my daughter and
I believe that learning how to use public transportation is a valuable skill when you travel. Even if you travel with a women’s only travel group like Sisterhood
Traveling on my own has always been a source of joy and, yes, a little nervous excitement. As a solo female traveler over 50, there’s something empowering about
When I started traveling solo in my fifties, safety was the first thing on my mind, and probably yours too. There’s unique freedom in booking a room or
There’s something transformative about waking up in a place where no one knows your name. The air feels different, time slows down, and your senses come alive in
