Sisterhood Travels Blog Posts
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
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
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