New Orleans. What do you think of when you hear that city’s name? Is it Mardi Gras? Does your mind immediately conjure images of Bourbon Street? Do you think of parade…
How to Best Explore Yosemite National Park Over a Long Weekend
Before you explore any of the National Parks in the USA, please read this: How to Practice Allyship to Native & Indigenous Peoples When We Travel. Reflect on the history…
Introducing Wanderfest: The First Outdoor Travel Festival By and For Women
Wanderful is thrilled to announce our biggest event yet! Wanderfest will be the world’s first outdoor festival to celebrate, inspire, and connect women who travel. Get ready to join hundreds…
Tips From a Chick who Loves Motorcycle Road Trips
I love motorcycles, camping, road trips, and solo travel. It’s especially great when you get to do all of them together. I almost always ride my motorcycle when I am…
This New Hotel in Washington DC Celebrates Women’s Empowerment
Washington, DC, might bear the stereotype of being conservative and masculine. However, as you spend more time in the US Capital, you notice that it is just the opposite. Women…
5 Lessons I Learned Returning to Nigeria From the US
Choosing to return to your family’s homeland offers as many enlightening moments as it does challenging ones. Itoro Bassey shares her experience returning to Nigeria to offer you insight. I’ve…
The Best Places to Eat in East Nashville are Women-Owned
Some of the best places to eat in East Nashville are run by women. Let these ladies feed your soul as you explore the history and unique culture of their…
8 Unique Travel Destinations and Recommendations
Unique travel destinations can mean something different for everyone. What’s unique to you might be mundane to someone else. And that’s what we love so much about travel – the…
A Wanderful Woman’s Guide to Edenton, North Carolina
Edenton, North Carolina, is known for its waterfront views, historic architecture and Southern hospitality. Most vacationers, luxuriating in a Victorian B&B or dining on fresh seafood, probably wouldn’t think of it as a hub for women’s empowerment. But this laidback town has a rich heritage of powerful women, dating all the way back to the 1770s.
Getting to Know Metro Detroit Through Our Local Wanderful Chapter
We sat down with Chapter Director, Simone Neuber, to get to know a bit more about what makes Metro Detroit such a hot spot for travelers and what she loves best about her adopted home!
Getting to Know Philadelphia Through Our Local Wanderful Chapter
Wanderful continues to grow all throughout the world and we’re excited for you to get to know more cities through our local chapters! First up? Philadelphia, Pennsylvania!
Why Baby Boomers Should Travel with Their Millennial Kids
The Arizona road is so dark this June night it feels like driving through an endless black cave. We roll along for miles before another set of headlights appears in…
Think Twice Before Saying You Want to See Cuba “Before It Changes.” Change Is Exactly What Cuban People Want.
I was standing outside of Havana’s Hotel Inglaterra when an American tour guide boarded his bus and declared, “Folks, all of this will change! The US Embassy’s reopened, and the…
7 Grand American Estates and the Women Behind Them
I’ve always had a thing for castles. What’s not to love about beautiful buildings set in acres of gardens? But it occurs to me, in all my travels, that the…
Traveling to Senegal as a US-Born Black Woman Changed My Life, and My Hair
I step off the plane and sun caresses my hair; I feel at home. It’s a month after my summer in Korea and I’ve just made my first trip to…