With the rise of AI in travel advice, it’s important to check the sources provided for accuracy and timeliness when planning your trips.
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The Flight That Nearly Killed Me: What Every Woman Over 50 Needs to Know About Blood Clots and Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
After a life-threatening blood clot, Sherry Ott designed her own compression socks and educates women on the risks of DVT on flights.
New Women-Led Walking Tours in London and Edinburgh Connect and Celebrate Women
These women-led walking tours explore the world through the lens of women as part of Women in Travel CIC’s Tour Guiding Academy.
Why The New TV Show “Solo Traveling With Tracee Ellis Ross” Is Brilliant
“Solo Travelling with Trzcee Ellis Ross” is ushering in a new era of solo travel — with a strong, confident and wealthy female lead.
Lessons from the Blue Zones: Why Blue Zones Matter to Women in a World Obsessed with Living Longer
While we may not be able to travel to all the world’s Blue Zones, they remind us to move, eat well, connect socially and live with purpose.
Is 85 Too Old to Learn a New Language? Jamais! These Women Say
For women who embrace lifelong learning, new language immersion programs combine language and cultural immersion for women of all ages.
How to Take Your Grandchildren on Vacation: Travel Tips From an Adventurous Grandma
Grandma Kathy Buckworth shares her best tips to travel with your grandchildren, starting with a smaller, closer to home road trip.
Meet Trailblazer Lei Wang, the First Asian American Woman to Complete the Explorers Grand Slam
Wang is the first Asian American woman to to climb all Seven Summits and ski to both the North Pole and South Pole.
Where to Stay in Porto, Portugal: Recommendations From Solo Women Travellers
Looking for hotels in Porto, Portugal? Our readers share their first-hand recommendations on where women can stay, from hotels to posadas.
The Magic of Spain’s Paradores: Historic Hotels for Your Next Solo Stay in Galicia
Spain’s paradores are historically significant castles, monasteries, convents and palaces, where women can ‘stop and relax’ on their journeys.