As all travelers know, having something stimulating to pass the time when in transit is imperative. My favorite way to enjoy the journey is to listen to an audiobook while looking out the window on a train or bus, or on a long road trip, my mind engaged while I enjoy the scenery. Or perhaps […]
How Traveling with Borderline Personality Disorder Healed Me
The following is a guest post by Victoria: My name is Victoria, I was born in a small city in the East of England in the early 90s. I was brought up in a strict religious cult-like church. The elders of the church controlled everything in our lives by fear and threat, 3 times a […]
What to Do When Things Go Wrong When You Solo Travel
Last month I entered into a stressful time in my life. I’m talking health issues, a crazy high expense coming in that I wasn’t expecting, and struggling with insomnia – something I’d never experienced before. I was starting to feel disenchanted with the blog and called the whole concept into question. My coach was off […]
Non-millennial Solo Female Travelers Share Their Travel Stories
Solo female travelers come in all ages, backgrounds, and with varied stories. The following are 9 non-millennial solo female travelers who share why they love traveling solo, and why it’s fantastic at any age: Danielle, 53, Ohio: “I enjoy meeting new people from all over the world and getting to know them.” “In 2014 I […]
The Ultimate Southeast Asia Itinerary
The parallel universe called Southeast Asia draws me in over and over again. Coming to Southeast Asia feels like coming home. Each time I return, I find comfort in the ease of traveling there, the excitement of new discoveries, and the energy hanging in the sweet, sticky air. I’ve traveled in Southeast Asia for over […]