One week. After one year, five months and four days of living abroad in Costa Rica, one week is all I have left of my life in the rainforest. Beyond that week lies a future filled with unknowns. The pending end
In today's Women Who Travel Solo, Inka Piegsa-Quischotte, a born nomad, shares solo travel tips from her time living abroad in Turkey. How did you get started traveling? When I graduated from university, I didn’t feel like staring on the 9 to 5
While most of my travels in recent years have been done solo, my origins as a travel addict are far from solitary. Squeezed in the back of a green minivan with my sister Emma, brother Sean, parents and sometimes even
Danish blogger Camilla Riis shares her tips for solo travel in Hong Kong that she picked up while interning in the city in today's Women Who Travel Solo. How did you get started traveling? I’ve been traveling with my parents since I was
It was the kind of dress I’d always wanted to own– a form fitting red bandage dress with a plunging v-neck. Sleek, vibrant, with ribbed strips of fabric that cling to every curve. And it was the kind of dress I’d
In today's Women Who Travel Solo, former expat Michelle Philippon returns to Spain for the first time to celebrate her 30th birthday and shares stories from Madrid, Barcelona and Seville. How did you get started traveling? When I was a kid, I traveled
My first trip out of the country occurred the summer before my second birthday. My daring parents took me on their explorations of Victoria, British Columbia. I’ve been told that I ate a few too many French fries while up
14 countries. 21 cities. In today's Women Who Travel Solo, Kathrin Hälbichof shares memories and tips for a solo backpacking trip through Europe. How did you get started traveling? Although I have been traveling as a child and during my school days
Standing atop a damp crag of a rock, peaking over the edge of Montezuma Falls as a stream of water swiftly plummets downward, violently kicking off the jagged cliff side and bucketing into the deep pool below, I felt something I
There's a lot of stereotypes about the Middle East, but what is it actually like to live there? Liz Stephenson gives the inside scoop on being an expat and moving to Kuwait in today's Women Who Travel Solo. How did you get