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Solo Travel Destination: Dahab, Egypt

Published December 27, 2011 | By Guest
Dahab is highly recommended by a Solo Travel Society member as a safe, beautiful, relaxing beach town on the Red Sea, popular with divers. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo Travel Destinations, Where to Travel Alone | 16 Comments

Highlights 2011 – Natural Wonders Slideshow

Published December 26, 2011 | By solotraveler
A year end photo slideshow of the many natural wonders I experienced in 2011. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo travel stories | 11 Comments

Pygmalion, Covent Garden and Christmas

Published December 23, 2011 | By solotraveler
Traveling solo helps me understand the world better - from the trivial to the important. The trivial like why Professor Higgins of Pygmalion was in Covent Garden. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo travel stories | 2 Comments

Pic of the Week: Taking a Break in Paris, France

Published December 22, 2011 | By Tracey
Sometimes a solo traveler just needs to sit down for a minute-and where better than in the shadow of a beautiful Parisian church? Continue reading →
Posted in Pic of the Week | 4 Comments

Solo Travel Destination: Koh Chang, Thailand

Published December 20, 2011 | By Guest
Koh Chang, Thailand is a recommended destination for solo travelers because of its safe, friendly atmosphere, variety of activities and laid-back vibe. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo Travel Destinations, Where to Travel Alone | 6 Comments

Give Yourself the Gift of Better Photos

Published December 19, 2011 | By solotraveler
Great photos are a trip's best souvenirs but not everyone has the ability to take them. This eBooks is far-reaching and clearly written. Here's my review. Continue reading →
Posted in How to Travel Alone | 3 Comments

The Gift of Travel… and 12 More

Published December 18, 2011 | By solotraveler

I have four Meaghan Smith "It Snowed" CDs and her signed lithograph to give away.

Yes, travel is a gift.

Those of us who have the privilege to travel are fortunate in many ways. For me, the good fortune of… Continue reading →

Posted in How to Travel Alone | 98 Comments

Solo Travel Options: WWOOFing in Japan

Published December 16, 2011 | By Guest
This solo traveler discovers the benefits of WWOOFing in Japan: living with a local family, improving his language skills and tasting the freshest sushi. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo travel stories | 6 Comments

Featured Destination: Jordan

Published December 15, 2011 | By solotraveler
Solo Traveler is pleased to highlight Jordan as a feature destination for the coming month. On this post you'll find links to all the posts I've written about the fabulous time I had in Jordan. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo travel stories | 4 Comments

Marylebone, London & Christmas Magic on Oxford Street

Published December 14, 2011 | By solotraveler
Arriving late in the evening and leaving early the next morning, I was left with only one thing to do... take in the lights and magic of Oxford Street at Christmas. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo travel stories | 4 Comments

Solo Travel Destination: Aruba

Published December 13, 2011 | By Guest
A Solo Travel Society member recommends Aruba as an interesting, relaxing and beautiful destination for solo travelers. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo Travel Destinations, Where to Travel Alone | 1 Comment

Age Brilliantly: never mind the gap

Published December 12, 2011 | By solotraveler
Age is a curious thing. It's relative. It's determined by you, how you live, what you do, how you think. Traveling solo is great for aging brilliantly. Continue reading →
Posted in A Solo Point of View | 21 Comments

Your Passport in Your Knickers – or – How to Beat a Scooter Bandit

Published December 9, 2011 | By solotraveler
I wouldn't necessarily keep my passport in my knickers but, since the scooter bandit episode, I have been more careful about safe travel. Continue reading →
Posted in How to Travel Alone | 15 Comments

Pic of the Week: Ancona, Italy

Published December 8, 2011 | By Guest
A Solo Travel Society member stumbled across this very colorful scene while strolling around Ancona, Italy. Continue reading →
Posted in Pic of the Week | 2 Comments

When Fashion Designers Create a Hotel

Published December 7, 2011 | By solotraveler
Luxury is redefined at every hotel. At the Hotel Missoni, it has a personality all of its own. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo travel stories | 3 Comments

Solo Travel Destination: Santiago, Chile

Published December 6, 2011 | By solotraveler
This time the destination is Santiago, Chile. Learn what the capital of Chile has to offer solo travelers. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo Travel Destinations, Where to Travel Alone | 8 Comments

Finding Local Stories: Edinburgh, Scotland

Published December 5, 2011 | By solotraveler
Storytelling reflects the essence of place. In Edinburgh, I found the stories and the storytellers making for a not so solo evening for this solo traveler. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo travel stories | 5 Comments

This is Sweet – the Cotton Candy Martini

Published December 2, 2011 | By solotraveler
How about something new to add to your drink repertoire - the cotton candy martini. Good for every solo travelers bad of tricks. Continue reading →
Posted in Solo travel stories | 4 Comments

Pic of the Week: Ephesus, Turkey

Published December 1, 2011 | By Guest
A Solo Travel Society member sends us this photo of the Library of Celsus in the ancient city of Ephesus, Turkey. Continue reading →
Posted in Pic of the Week | 2 Comments

The Privilege of a Passport

Published November 30, 2011 | By solotraveler
Taking pause from the solo travel schtick to focus on the privileges I enjoy and how I might contribute better to others. Please have a read. It offers a chance to win The Solo Traveler's Handbook and a Kindle Fire to read it on. Continue reading →
Posted in A Solo Point of View | 5 Comments
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