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Tag: solo female travel

full-time travel jenna thomas wanderful
  • Posted in
    • Travel Content Creators
    • Women to Watch

Did You Know That You Can Live Like a Full-Time Traveler…Even With a Full-Time Job? Here’s How!

  • Posted byby Jenna Thomas
  • September 14, 2016
  • 5 minute read
  • 1 Comment

Four years ago, I made the decision to become a full-time traveler. I was deep in a quarter-life crisis. I had spent years preparing to become a reporter, and then…

della beaver solo travel after 50
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    • Community
    • Global Lifestyle

Meet the Woman Proving Solo Travel Isn’t Just for 20-Somethings

  • Posted byby Astrid Vinje
  • September 8, 2016
  • 4 minute read
  • 6 Comments

When it comes to getting older, societal stereotypes tend to say that once you hit a certain age, you have to stop having adventures. Travel is for the youth, they…

Aisha Burns self care
  • Posted in
    • Around the World
    • Health & Wellness

I Spent My 20s as a Touring Musician; Here’s the Most Important Thing I Learned About Self-Care

  • Posted byby Aisha Burns
  • August 26, 2016
  • 7 minute read
  • 2 Comments

The most frustrating statement uttered about my life in the music world usually happens right when I’ve just gotten back into town: “Oh my gosh, you just got back from…

work in australia
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    • Australia & Pacific
    • Travel Guides

Under 30? Here’s How You Can Live and Work in Australia for a Year

  • Posted byby Priya Shah
  • August 24, 2016
  • 9 minute read
  • 10 Comments

When I first decided to take advantage of the Australian Work and Holiday Visa (WHV), I didn’t have a solid plan. I was 26 years old and terrified. Go to…

traveling solo fearlessly
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    • Asia
    • Community

What One Conversation at the Changi Airport Taught Me About Traveling Fearlessly

  • Posted byby Astrid Vinje
  • August 19, 2016
  • 4 minute read
  • 2 Comments

From an early age, women are taught that the world is a dangerous place. In some aspects, it’s true. The world can be scary, especially for a woman. But by…

  • Posted in
    • Global Issues

Here’s What Happened When I Went from Petting Elephants to Working at a Startup

  • Posted byby Lissa Morales
  • August 17, 2016
  • 6 minute read
  • 0 Comments

Expats, foreign exchange students, and long-term travelers know that living abroad can be hard. We often hear about culture shock, how confounding it can be, and how to prepare for…

kara king eating alone wanderful
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    • Food & Drink

Why Eating Alone While Traveling Isn’t Just for Friendless Creeps

  • Posted byby Kara King
  • August 11, 2016
  • 4 minute read
  • 8 Comments

I’m hungry, I have some time to kill before the next bullet point on my itinerary, and I’m alone. It would make sense to sit down somewhere and enjoy a…

  • Posted in
    • Global Issues

So Over Marco Polo: 3 Famous Female Adventurers

  • Posted byby Lucy Copp
  • May 15, 2015
  • 2 minute read
  • 0 Comments

Woman and man: Both adventurers. Image courtesy of Flickr user SDASM Archives. Shackleton, Marco Polo, Sir Edmund Hillary. We are all familiar with the epic adventures and voyages of the XY…

sonya-baumstein
  • Posted in
    • Around the World

Meet Sonya Baumstein: She’s the Woman Rowing Solo Across the Pacific Ocean

  • Posted byby Morgan Pettersson
  • April 2, 2015
  • 3 minute read
  • 0 Comments

Seeing the Pacific, stroke by stroke. Image by Flickr user Tim Lucas. Row, Row, Row Your Boat When you imagine the Pacific Ocean, you probably don’t think about rowing in…

  • Posted in
    • Global Issues
    • Middle East

A Picture of Gender Equality on a Short Trip to Morocco

  • Posted byby Chelsea Clarke
  • June 24, 2014
  • 4 minute read
  • 0 Comments

Reflection in the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. Photo courtesy of Chelsea Clarke. I’m writing from a cafe in Fez, one chosen for the sole woman sitting in the window,…

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