Recommended: Travel Solo to Havana
I highly recommend Havana. It's safe and it's fascinating. And, it will soon change very, very fast. Continue reading →
Solo Travel to New Zealand – 10 #Blog4NZ posts
This week, travel bloggers all over the world are collaborating to support New Zealand after the Christchurch earthquake - the message: the country is ready to receive visitors. Because I've not been there myself, I give you 10 of the #Blog4NZ posts I found most interesting. Continue reading →
Solo hiking: A pristine corner of Lake Michigan
Imagine, a 1000 mile solo hike around Lake Michigan. Enjoy Loreen's story and photos. Continue reading →
A Gentle Side of Myrtle Beach – Brookgreen Gardens
What to do in Myrtle Beach if you don't golf. Here is one activity that I highly recommend. Continue reading →
Solo Travel In Thailand: Kanchanaburi
Kanchanaburi, Thailand: home of the Bridge Over the River Kwai. Tourists flock to the bridge, but our solo traveler finds other interesting things to do. Continue reading →
Cities of Light: A Menage a Trois
First love. Last love. This compelling story of people and place is another within our theme of Romance on the Road. Continue reading →
A Couple Takes Solo Time to Keep the Romance Alive
If you're traveling together full time, how do you keep the romance a live? By taking a solo break now and then. Here's a take on this topic by Deb of thePlanetD. Continue reading →
Travel Alone but Not Lonely – the pictures
This was one of the most social, lively, solo trips I've ever taken. Here are just a few of the amazing people who made this trip so great! Continue reading →
Travel Solo to Santiago: in Pictures
A few select photos of beautiful Santiago. Please enjoy. You can expect travel stories on Santiago and all of Chile over the next number of weeks. Continue reading →
The Colorful Valparaiso, Chile
This is my first photo missive from Chile. Please enjoy the photos of the colorful Valparaiso. Continue reading →
Feel Good about Your Vacation: resorts can be sustainable.
You take care of your environmental footprint at home. What about on vacation? Here's a few thoughts to help you choose wisely and feel good about your travels. Continue reading →
Solo Travel in Thailand: Phi Phi Weekend
Spending a weekend in the Phi Phi Islands of Thailand, this solo traveler marvels at the scenery, fights off a monkey, and enjoys the ultimate beach experience of her trip. Continue reading →
Christmas – oh, not solo at all.
Merry Christmas to all who are celebrating. I offer you this Flashback Post about the Christmas Carp in Prague. Continue reading →
Travel solo into nature
As a city girl, I have only recently discovered how much I love nature. Here are some favorite moments in photos. Continue reading →
The Montreal Bagel from Fairmont Bakery – the best.
Hot from the wood burning ovens 24 hours a day. The bagels from Fairmont Bakery are the best. Here's a slide show of my visit. Continue reading →
50 “I remember fondly” Travel Moments of 2010
Looking back on travels in 2010 -- including many wonderful small moments that couldn't command an entire article but were, none the less, wonderful. Continue reading →
Hiking in Benicassim, Spain – in photos.
The stunning countryside of Spain. A photo journal of a hike to a castle ruin just north of Valencia. Continue reading →
Solo Travel in Sri Lanka: Across the Country in 10 Days
On a journey across Asia this solo traveler discovers that sometimes you just have to set your itinerary aside...like when you fall in love with Ella. Continue reading →
Solo Travel > Career Break > Travel Career
Want to make travel your career. Jeff Jung tells us how he did it in part 3 of our video interview series. Please click on the title above. Continue reading →
Long Term Solo Travel: Colombia, Spain and Turkey
Imagine taking a career break. In this second video of the series, Jeff shares what it was like to travel solo in Spain, Turkey and Colombia. Click on the title to read more. Continue reading →
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