5 Reasons Why the Mid East is Safe for Solo Female Travelers

The past few years I’ve spent so much time in the Middle East one would think I should have multiple notebooks stuffed with thousands of pieces of advice and ever-multiplying safety tips about travel for solo females in this region of the world. This is my advice for traveling in the Mid East: I don’t [...]

The Gifts of Solo Travel

Solo travel gives us the gift of people. Getting to know others, a least to a small and temporary extent, is a major part of traveling alone. From chararacters so entertaining they leave us with impressions that will last a lifetime to individuals so bland we forget about them even while we’re conversing. From overwhelmingly [...]

Begin Your Solo Travels With A Cruise

“Let’s go on a cruise!” This sentence is one of the most powerful utterances in the travel world, evoking intense emotion for many. When these words hit the air, travelers are sliced into two wildly opposing groups. One will brighten up and chatter with excitement. Another will frown, shake their heads and snort in disgust. [...]

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How To Lose Weight While Traveling

We travel to experience newness, and we vacation to relax. Unfortunately, escaping to different environs for many people also means eating everything that exists and moving at a pace reminiscent of a sloth. Possibly, just possibly, this is a tiny part of the reason why so many people gain weight while on vacation. Possibly. I [...]

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Through the Grey Eyes of Rain – Prague Undiscovered

On a weekend respite from school in Dresden, Germany, a train chugs me toward Prague. The year is 1997 and the season is summer, a time when almost unceasing rain in parts of Eastern Europe is beginning to cause well-placed concern. Shortly, Poland will suffer a massive flood which will kill 55 people and destroy [...]

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Your Part of the World – What’s Different When You Travel Domestically?

Travel equals exploring the unknown and the exciting. Visting regions that differ from our own means witnessing new ways of life, navigating unknown languages, acclimating to different diets and coping without the comforts of home. Flying off and landing on foreign ground – this is travel. Most of the time, anyway. What about traveling to [...]

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Springtime in the City – New York’s Central Park

The East Coast was pummeled with a perfect spring Saturday this weekend, prompting me to head in to New York for a while. A walking tour focusing on Central Park’s 19th Century history was the lone item on my agenda. So, of course, I took a train that pulled in to the city with barely [...]

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The Joy Found in Travel Routines

Escaping from daily life’s reality and routine into a cornucopia of newness and wonder is one of the many universal appeals of travel. Almost everyone on earth likes the excitement of new experiences. All of our hearts temporarily halt when we gaze with our own eyes at cathedrals, oceans and castles we’ve previously only seen [...]

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Let Me Out of Here! – Six Tips for Coping When You’re Stuck Somewhere You Don’t Like

You’re traveling merrily along toward a new and exciting destination, smiling brightly and humming tunes while waving at strangers, pausing to kiss cute babies and literally stopping to smell the roses. Then, suddenly, darkness descends. Crashes of thunder rip through your ears. In the next moment you find yourself bleeding and whimpering in the bottom [...]

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Your Part of the World – Is Anyone Celebrating Easter?

When I was a little girl, I would arise very early each Easter Sunday for the purpose of crouching and crawling my way through the house in search of multi-colored hardboiled eggs smashed between sofa cushions, thrust into the fireplace, and rolled under beds. It was not just a privilege but a duty to collect [...]

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The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado – Haunted or No?

I traveled last week to Colorado, so I find it fitting to recount one of my previous trips to this Southwestern state, when I spent the night at a landmark in the Rocky Mountains called The Stanley Hotel. The Shining plays non-stop on Channel 42 in this hotel as guests set up video cameras to [...]

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