Welcome, ladies! Whether you're hitting the road solo or planning a "girlfriend getaway" with gal pals, here's a look at your special issues, organizations, and info sources.

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6 essential safety products for women traveling solo

More women are seeing the world solo these days than ever before - and by far the majority happily and without incident.  But in some countries (and you'll very much want to research which ones before you depart) crime is sadly an issue, and especially for females. Fortunately, in addition to common-sense precautions, investing in a handful of travel safety products for both your belongings and your person can help you to explore the world with security and peace of mind. In addition, I would…

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Palm Springs' Preferred Small Hotels - the perfect girls’ getaway

Recently my girlfriend Sue Montgomery and I were off for a girls’ getaway to Palm Springs, the Southern-California city of luxurious, boutique hotels designed to pamper and emanate old world charm from those days of past Hollywood glamour and relaxation. Palm Springs was a city of scandal and partying of some of the most well-known stars and producers of the late 1950s, including the Rat Pack, Elvis Presley, and Marilyn Monroe. Sue and I loaded our suitcases into our car, and we were off to…

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5 great girlfriend getaways in Australia

Sometimes the solution to any problem you might be having, whether it’s at work, in your family life or someplace else, is a weekend away with all your best girlfriends. Wine, retail therapy, relaxing and a good catch up can fix just about anything! Here’s how you can have an amazing girls weekend away. read post

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Singles holidays – travel solo but not alone!

 Going on a singles holiday can sometimes sound daunting; especially if it is the first time you are travelling on your own. Searching for the right tour operator often turns out to be overwhelming. And, usually, after hours of researching the World Wide Web you still feel quite unsatisfied with your results left with plenty of questions unanswered. To find out all facts, figures and stats from Flavours Holidays -…

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  • Yes, I read Vogue, so shoot me. And my curiosity was peaked by this piece reflecting on one woman's solo travel experience in New Zealand: https://www.vogue.com/article/i-failed-at-solo-female-travel
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  • A disturbing piece just came out in Vice about the rape of a 21-year-old U.S. woman in Punjab province is derailing a narrative concocted by some Western influencers (including women) a country rated among the world's most dangerous by the World Economic Forum is safe, for women as well: https://www.vice.com/en/article/wxnj5n/arabela-arpi-pakistan-gang-r...
    This American Blogger Was Showing an ‘Unseen’ Pakistan. Then She Was Gang Raped.
    The audacious assault of an American woman in Pakistan is disrupting a narrative created by Western influencers that the country is safe for women.
  • Traveling as a woman - particularly a single woman - is an issue in some countries, particularly outside Europe and the USA/Canada. So this recent post from the female publisher of a travel blog called This Rare Earth - who has spent long stretches in Dubai over more than a decade - is particularly enlightening, with general observations and specific tips for women visiting the UAE: https://thisrareearth.com/is-it-safe-to-travel-to-dubai-as-a-solo-f...
    Is It Safe to Travel to Dubai as a Solo Female?
    Are you wondering if it's safe to travel to Dubai as a solo female? Here are my best tips on staying safe in Dubai as a solo female.
  • Interesting survey out a month ago from the travel insurance website InsureMyTrip.com ranking 66 cities worldwide in terms of safety for female solo travellers - and I was interested to see that my country's capital, Madrid, came in at number one! https://www.insuremytrip.com/travel-advice/travel-inspiration/best-...
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