This week’s post is all about independent women travelers—words of wisdom from those who are doing it, to inspire those who aspire to.
This week’s post is all about independent women travelers—words of wisdom from those who are doing it, to inspire those who aspire to.
For anyone interested in moving to New York City, here’s a look at what it’s really like. For anyone who already lives here, let’s commiserate.
Sure everything looks better on social media, but when it comes to travel posts in particular, a new study shows much of what we see isn’t really real.
Here are a few of the greatest travel lessons I learned from Anthony Bourdain, a man whose storytelling will echo long past his years.
For some people, a five-hour flight feels like pretty close to forever. I’m not one of those people, but I do know that those people would not know what to do with themselves if the length of that already-too-long five-hour flight happened to, say, triple.
Travel does a lot of good things, but one that’s ever more important in the times we’re living in, is that travel breaks down hate. Here are the top 10 reasons I travel abroad, and how each can help us see more.
Traveling with friends definitely has its perks and drawbacks, but it’s something that should be very, very carefully considered.
Some people don’t like to travel. And that’s OK. But the things they say about travel have definitely given me pause over the years.
I am carving out my own path on my own timeline and doing things my way rather than falling in line with what’s expected of a woman my age. But since you don’t always feel fierce for every moment of your journey, here’s how I cope with loving travel and not only what’s typical.
Beyond satisfying wanderlust, turns out travel does a whole lot of other really good things for women. For one, it makes us stronger.