The idea of travelling on your own can be daunting, especially if you’re a woman. Whether you’re embarking on an epic around-the-world adventure or taking a casual week-long holiday, you’re bound to have concerns. Is it safe to travel on your own?
For this month’s round-up, we thought we’d share our most inspiring finds—covering everything from solo travel tips for women to the very best destinations for solo travellers.
Grab your big girl panties and determinedly put them on, splash on the war paint, paint those toe nails, wrap a sarong around your neck like a scarf, slide on your sunnies and maybe slap on a crash helmet if you are into hats; this is the year for
Solo males hungering for a bit of adventure in Asia need to be aware of a few cultural issues that are at odds with the daily goings on in their own western country. Many topics are addressed in the article "Tips and Cultural Issues to be Aware of
You won't be kidnapped or come home minus a kidney from your holiday in Asia, so put on your big girl pants, grab your bag and jump on a plane. Being a single female travelling in Asia will give you more incredible moments than frightening ones.
If you’re looking to travel on your own for the first time, it can be daunting. There are so many destinations to choose from, and it’s important that you pick the place that’s right for you. There are some places that are more suited to solo
Solo travel can have its drawbacks, but the benefits far outweigh the negatives and Gail provides her tips on the ways to minimise the stresses of getting around on your own.
Just because you’re on holiday doesn’t mean that you’re not vulnerable to everyday dangers. In fact, you’re more likely to have an accident on holiday if you jet off with the attitude that normal precautions don’t apply. You’re in a new place,
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