There’s just a few hours left of the year 2016 here on the East Coast of the United States and, before the clock strikes midnight, it’s time for a reflection. As I prepare to write this, 2016 doesn’t feel like it was a big year of travel for me. Perhaps no year will ever feel like … [Read more…]
When planning a getaway, the airplane flight to your destination will be just the beginning of your transportation requirements abroad. Indeed, every journey is full of countless instances when you’ll need to find a way to get from point A to point B. When it comes to the best method of transportation for travel, I’ve found that … [Read more…]
From Brome to Sydney to Melbourne, Michela of Rocky Travel shares her tips for solo travel in Australia in today’s Women Who Travel Solo.
The outback awakened in me a desire to see and that trip fueled a courage and curiosity to travel. That girl who stood near Uluru and stared out at the world has stayed with me all these years, holding me by a rope and pulling me, sometimes gently, sometimes with more force, back to a path of travel.There’s magic in the air tonight. I’m going on a business trip to Australia’s Outback. After traveling the world I head down under again to the very place that solidified my identity as a rambler six years ago on an experience with study abroad. For my journey to come full circle in this way is a big moment … [Read more…]
Crystal Veness, co-founder of Reset Retreat, discusses how her solo travel experiences helped inspire the creation of a luxury travel retreat for women to disconnect from the world and reconnect with yourself
I started my blog Something In Her Ramblings about a year and a half ago, not only to document my travels around Europe while teaching English in Madrid, but also with the hope of inspiring other women to take a bold leap and travel, even if it means going it alone. As I look back on … [Read more…]
Today, January 26, is Australia Day, the official national day of Australia which commemorates the 1788 anniversary of the arrival of the First Fleet of British Ships in what is now the state of New South Wales. While my personal travel map is marked at 36 countries and counting, there is perhaps no country I … [Read more…]