Beth Santos, a New Hampshire native and Wellesley College grad, says she’s been “sucking the marrow out of the Boston experience” since returning to the area after 10 years away….

Jess Ainlay: Hi Beth, thank you for being here. How did you first get started as a traveler? Beth Santos: I studied abroad in Portugal in 2006. I am Portuguese-American, so I…

Beth Santos is the founder and CEO of Wanderful, a global membership community of over 15,000 independent, adventurous women travelers. She is also the creator of the Women in Travel Summit, an…

In addition to hosting travel-themed summits and networking events, the startup just launched a home-sharing network for its female members. Continue on to Boston Business Journal to read the entire…

Wanderful just launched a home sharing network Wanderful, a Chicago-based online community for women travelers around the world, just launched a home sharing network exclusively for its members. Founder Beth…

“I absolutely am an avid traveler. I love Brazil,” says entrepreneur Beth Santos. “I’ve been to Rio a couple of times and it’s one of my favorite places in the…

“Why is my self-worth being so dependent on this other outside activity? Why am I letting someone else decide if I am a great entrepreneur or not. ” ~Beth Santos, on…

Two times, Dena Roche realized boyfriends were going to become breakups while traveling. The first time, her plus-one got jealous when someone pulled her onto the dance floor in Belize,…

After graduating college with a degree in art history in 2008, Beth Santos was invited to volunteer on Sao Tome and Principe, an island country off the coast of Gabon…

Ever more women are choosing to explore the world solo, something once deemed daring and dangerous. A recent Yahoo poll found 72 per cent of women prefer to wander abroad alone than…

We were thrilled when Beth Santos, founder and CEO of Wanderful, agreed to share her insight on how traveling not only shapes us as people, but how it is an invaluable education…