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How to Travel Alone Without Being Lonely:
10 tips & 5 posts

After safety, the number one concern of solo travelers is feeling lonely. I've addressed this issue in many ways. This post pulls all those ways together in one place. Please share this resource with friends so that everyone can enjoy solo travel. Continue reading

Solo Traveler: Top five posts in May

As always, here's your round-up of the most popular posts on Solo Traveler last month. Have a look and catch up on your readin Continue reading

Solo Travel Road Trip with Audio Books

Audio books are great entertainment for the solo traveler. Have a read of what I listened to and leave a comment. This is June's PRIZE POST on Solo Traveler. Continue reading

Podcast: Janice talks about Solo Travel

This post is a podcast. It's me answering questions about solo travel. It was a lot of fun doing. I hope that you find it valuable and inspiring. Continue reading

Travel Solo and Savor the Taste

Truly great cheese is a result of art and science working together in harmony. I had the pleasure of seeing how it's done at Fifth Town Artisan Cheese. A wonderful day for a solo traveler and an amazing discovery - some cheeses really must be savored solo. Continue reading

Traveling Alone? Not for long in Ibiza

Ibiza is the party capital of the world. Guest writer, Anton, has been going for 15 years. Get the best out of this island, even the quiet side of it, with Anton's information. Continue reading

Before & After: Solo travel can change everything.

Leyla took off for a six month trip that turned into 3 years. It changed her in the most positive ways. Have a read. Continue reading

Solo Travel: 17 signs you’ve had too much ‘alone’ time ;-).

Afraid of going a little nutty traveling alone? Don't fret. Here are the warning signs of too much solo in your travels -- and the antidotes. Have a fun read. Continue reading

Solo Travel in London: Chic & cheap

Hostels don't have to be utilitarian and boring. Here are three hostels in London that have style written all over them and make London affordable for the solo traveler. Continue reading

Solo Travel Vancouver:
slow travel, slow food, slow art

Go Fish Ocean Emporium: Fast food yes, but with the quality of slow food. Great for Lunch.

Vancouver is a city worth taking your time in. I lived there many years ago and I have relatives there still. Every time I visit, I’m reminded that this is a city to savor. Continue reading

Eastman House in Pictures – appropriate.

Take a tour of Eastman House and experience the greatest of luxury of the early 20th century, all, appropriately, in pictures. Continue reading

Your solo evening starts with a manicure and a martini.

I make the most of my evenings when I travel, even when I travel solo. Here's a great night I had in Kingston, Ontario on my trip around the Lake. Continue reading

Solo Travel is Great for a Gap Year

The Gap year - a travel year - will fill the gap that formal education tends to leave. This is the case for everyone taking time in their 20s to travel. Continue reading

Finding the Freelance Hub – great for the solo traveler.

As a freelancer, coffee shops with free wifi save me from the isolation of a home office. On the road solo, those same types of coffee shops give me access to the local scene. Have a read. Continue reading

Liberation of Holland and a Pack of Players Plain Cut

This is a post-travel story. It is about a young boy, a woman in the Dutch underground, a Canadian soldier and a pack of Players Plain Cuts. Continue reading

Travel Itinerary: The Philippines Solo & on a Budget

Ever thought of going to the Philippines? One of our readers is going next month and, on her request, I found Dave, a travel blogger on the road for five years, to write this post. Continue reading

Food, Wine and Culture: Cooking in Barcelona

Count on our Food & Wine editor to write a story so vividly that you feel as if you were there. Please have a read of Tracey's time at a cooking school with a chef from a Michelin-starred restaurant in Barcelona. Continue reading

Solo Traveler Fave Five for April

Here it is. Your round-up of the most popular posts on Solo Traveler in the last month. Check to see if you missed one. :-) Continue reading

Solo Travel to Conferences: the Granny Gathering in Swaziland

An important and unusual conference is taking place in Swaziland this week causing women from many different countries to travel there. Here's a quick update. Continue reading

Travel Contest: the Blog Hop is on!

The Blog Hop is a smallish travel contest with big, big prizes. Go to this post for your Play Card and the information you need for the Blog Hop quiz. I would love for a reader of Solo Traveler to win! Continue reading

About Janice Waugh and Tracey Nesbitt

I'm an author, blogger, speaker and traveler. I became a widow and empty-nester at about the same time. And then, I became Solo Traveler... Here's the full story. >>

Tracey Nesbitt I’m a writer, editor, food and wine fanatic, and traveler. On my very first trip abroad I learned that solo travel was for me. Here's the full story. >>

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