Accommodation is one of the most expensive parts of traveling. Often times, it can make or break a trip. Especially if you are strapped for cash. This summer I spent four weeks in Europe at budget-friendly hotels and hostels. No, they were
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Solo Travel Woman is so much more than this blog and my explorations. It is bigger than that. Solo Travel Woman is about the empowered and independent woman is who is not afraid and will no longer be held back from exploring
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Growing up I always heard how amazing and beautiful San Diego was from my dad. After Vietnam, he was stationed there for 2 years and fell in love. So, when I got the chance to go, shortly after his passing – I
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As a corporate event manager, I travel a lot for work. Most of the time it is to cities I have frequently visited but, sometimes I get lucky and wind up in new, exciting locations. I am also someone who tends to
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For many years the idea of going on a solo trip to Peru and Machu Picchu was in my heart and on my mind. I would occasionally test my endurance by hiking local trails, check flight prices, refresh my Spanish, and seek
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