52 Places for a Changed World
For a number of years, The New York Times has created a list of 52 places in the world to visit, then sent a reporter there to show us why. This year's list is different. It highlights places where positive change is happening — where endangered wild lands are being preserved, threatened species are being protected, historical wrongs are being acknowledged, fragile communities
are being bolstered — and where travelers can be part of the change.
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GREAT TRAVEL LINKS
What You Need to Know About Facial Recognition at Airports Customs officials aim to save time and increase security by ramping up the use of facial recognition. But what about privacy? From New York Times Travel, a biometrics specialist weighs in on the benefits and issues related to the technology.
Regret isn’t what you want to feel after traveling. Here’s how to avoid it. Vacations are supposed to be fun and are often expensive, so feelings of disappointment after your return can be especially acute. In this Washington Post article, experts outline common reasons people have regret, how to prevent it, and how to cope with those feelings if you weren’t able to head them off.
What an “Alternative” Tour of Europe’s Great Cities Is Like
Migrantour began in Turin, Italy, and now operates across Europe, offering travelers and residents a new perspective on multicultural cities, through the eyes of immigrants. In this AFAR article, Simone Lai shares the experience of a Migrantour in Turin.
What I Learned from Backpacking as a 40-Something In this article from TripSavvy, Greg Rodgers shares some lessons learned, including how travel keeps your brain young, why backpacking isn't a midlife crisis, hostel life for 40-something travelers, and how backpacking changes you.
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Culture Calling: The Best Museum Openings Around the World in 2022 From a boundary-pushing Norwegian number to Egypt's much-awaited Grand Egyptian Museum (whose first stone was laid in 2002), these bastions of culture are flying the much-needed flag for art, architecture, and history
around the globe. From Suitcase Magazine, here are five of the top museum openings for 2022.
SOLO TRAVELER INSIDERS
The Solo Traveler Insiders is our membership program for solo travelers who want more than a blog alone can deliver.
Have you considered a home exchange as a way to travel in style without breaking the bank? Our guest in the March edition of the Insiders Speaker Series will be home exchanger extraordinaire, Jill Collins. From her travel experience with 30+ exchanges around the world, and her professional experience as a coach, Jill has lots to teach
us! Scroll down to read our interview with Jill or click here, then join us on Wednesday at 7:00 pm ET to get all your questions answered.
Later in March, our monthly Insiders Meetup will focus on sharing Travel Plans for 2022 and Beyond and getting tips and advice from fellow solo travelers. Join us on March 23rd at 7:00 pm ET for one of our casual, fun, virtual get-togethers!
If you're not already a member of the Solo Traveler Insiders, join now to take advantage of the many benefits of membership, including exclusive content, live virtual events, discounts, giveaways, and more!
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Solo Travel Destination: Barbados
Solo travel to Barbados for snorkeling, relaxing on the beach, fine dining, and more. Two travelers share their solo trips to Barbados.
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