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One post directing you to many. Here are links to the top solo travel posts of 2017 and the top solo travel posts of all time on Solo Traveler.
No credit cards? No problem. Here’s how to travel without a credit card and, bonus, it will help you stay within your budget.
This Solo Travel Society member found beauty and solitude on a New
Mexico road trip filled with art, culture, and stunning landscapes.
On a Mont Tremblant weekend getaway I relearned how to ski and how to reclaim the weekend. Here’s everything you need to know for your Tremblant trip.
WONDERING ABOUT TRAVEL INSURANCE?
My price and benefits comparison shows that World Nomads is the best deal in most situations.
Travel budgeting made easy with 2 practical approaches followed by 8 steps and a spreadsheet for your personal solo travel budget.
I took on my fear of ziplines and conquered it on a recent trip to Mont Tremblant. Though I can’t say that I did it with a lot of grace. Read on. |
Another update on budget New York City. Here are my top tips for free and low-cost ways to enjoy this spectacular city and make New York affordable.
A Solo Travel Society member shares the story of her life-changing, nine-month solo trip around Italy. Warning: her enthusiasm is infectious! PUBLIC WIFI SAFETY FOR TRAVELERS
Protect your identity.
A VPN is important when going on public WiFi whether you're traveling or at home. I use StrongVPN and have written about the why and how of it.
Hotel WiFi, coffee shop WiFi... are public and without a VPN you can have your identity stolen and your accounts hacked. StrongVPN also allows me to watch Netflix when I'm out of the country and get around WiFi
firewalls in countries that have them.
I’ve scoured the lists of budget destinations recommended by other sites and come up with a shortlist of my top destinations for budget solo travel in 2018.
Afraid of traveling alone? This post identifies and breaks down the fears that some people have about solo travel and how I can overcome them.
HWhen it comes to senior solo travel, age should not prevent you from fulfilling your travel dreams. The Solo Travel Society offers advice and encouragement.
Watch for It!
Nominations opens March 1st.
All companies that nominate themselves for the 2018 Solo Travel Awards will be entered into the all new World Nomads Solo Traveler Choice Award.
Sponsored by:
This photo of the evening streets of Hoi An, Vietnam was shared with us by a member of the Solo Travel Society. Hoi An is known as the City of
Lanterns.
A pizza and gelato cooking class in Rome reminded me of what I had already learned about Italians and cooking: simple is better.
No finding SIM cards country-to-country, no going over your limit… Here are options and apps to easily use your phone anywhere in the world.
Travel gear. It can be fun. But it can also weigh you down. Here are travel gear recommendations from your fellow solo travelers.
Packing lists are the key to packing light. Most people have trouble with this but, in my opinion, it’s an important skill for the solo traveler. Here’s how to do it. |
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All recommendations are based on my experience and is the advice I give friends. It should be noted that if you buy some recommended products such as life insurance, I will receive a commission but this deos not affect the price you pay. |
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