My name is Sara and I am a New York City-based travel blogger, agent, and corporate event planner who loves to explore the world. My love for travel resulting in this travel blog.
My mission? To empower independent travelers. It doesn’t matter whether you are a solo travel woman, like me, or one who likes to take your adventures with a group of friends. As long as you are open-minded, have a passion to explore the world, experience new cultures, and live the life you have always dreamed of without anything holding you back – you are in the right place.
So, I invite you to take a journey exploring our travel blog is filled with tips, destination guides, and photos, merchandise shops and ultimately plan your next adventure with STW Travel Planning.
Six expeditions. Six extreme environments. One year. And a reminder of why I fell in love with exploring the world in the first place. Somewhere between scrolling TikTok and watching a man paddle an inflatable kayak through the Congo Basin, I found
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Step 1: Decide What Kind of Experience You Want Before booking flights or hotels, ask yourself one simple question: What do I want this trip to feel like? Maybe you want to: Your destination should support your goals, not someone else’s Instagram
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Whether you’re planning your first solo trip or your fiftieth, a little preparation can make all the difference. Here are my top solo travel tips for 2027 to help you travel smarter, safer, and with more confidence. 1. Prioritize Safety Without Letting
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Whether you’re planning your first solo adventure or you’re a seasoned traveler looking for your next destination, 2027 is the perfect year to explore the world on your own. These destinations were selected for their safety, ease of navigation, unforgettable experiences, and
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There’s a narrative many women quietly absorb as they move through life: Solo travel is for your “single years.”For your twenties.For the chapter before serious relationships, marriage, children, responsibilities, and routines. Then one day, without anyone explicitly saying it, the expectation becomes
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