Life as a solo traveler 🌏

I am a huge supporter of female solo travel/solo travel for all. It is a way to discover the world and yourself. However, you have to make sure you are prepared and ready your journey. Here is my series for mistakes NOT to make while traveling👇🏽 PART 2: 🚫1. NOT PICKING A HOTEL WITH 24/7 FRONT

Part 3: After traveling to 10 countries by myself, I feel obliged to my fellow travelers to educate how to properly explore the world alone. Here is my series👇🏽 🚫1. Tell People You Meet Where You Are Staying🙅🏽‍♀️ This is incredibly dangerous whether they are male or female. You do not know

Travel looks different when you’re a Black woman. Safety, comfort, energy, and how welcomed you feel all matter just as much as the views. So here’s me rating my experiences so other women can move smarter, softer, and with more confidence while seeing the world. Luckily I’ve had some great experi

Doing these things really help make the whole stressful travel experience smoother 1. Hiring meet and greet service at the airport. Navigating airports in a new city can be so overwhelming so I’ve made it a point to hire a service where someone waits for me with a sign of my name to help me na

Continuing my solo female travel journey, I've explored various corners of the world, and here are four more countries where I felt safe and secure. Poland Poland, with its rich history and charming cities, provided a welcoming environment for a solo female traveler. From the vibrant str

These are some of my favorite apps that have helped me make friends as a solo traveler! 1. Hostelworld Hostelworld allows you to book hostel rooms around the world! Hostels are are shared rooms with other travelers to cut the cost and make friends! They have a chat for all travelers stayin

As a Black woman who travels solo, safety isn’t just statistics to me. It’s how I feel walking alone. How people respond when I say no. Whether I blend in or feel hyper-visible! Every place has nuance. But these are the ones where I could explore confidently and exist fully without constant hyp

Here are three more cities where I felt especially safe and secure. Buenos Aires , Argentina Buenos Aires was a delightful city for solo travel. The mix of European architecture and Latin American flair made it exciting to explore. I felt safe walking around neighborhoods like Palermo and

✨Portugal✨ Portugal This amazing country DEFINITELY needs to be on your solo travel list ladies (and gents). Portugal is ranked #7 on the safest countries to visit in the world! They have low crime rates and a stable government system. You won’t have any worries for your travels in Portug

Ladies, it is my mission to make sure you feel comfortable going out in the world to explore. It is empowering to solo travel and not wait on others to see the places on your bucketlist. You will have so much confidence with these tips to stay safe👇🏽 Part 1: #1 Never Tell Anyone You Are Alo

I started my solo journey very young and I've visited over 20 countries since I started my solo female travel adventure. It's important to note that no country is completely safe everywhere and you should always exercise normal levels of caution. Nonetheless, here are four countries I felt

Solo traveling has taught me SO much more about my personal growth than school ever could. I recommend it to anyone who wants to try it, and even to those who are unsure about it. It truly gives you so much insight on who you are as a person. Though solo travel I’ve learned things like: 1. There

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Here are three cities where I felt especially safe and secure. Vienna , Austria Vienna was a wonderful place for a solo traveler like me. The city's history and culture made it fascinating to explore. Clean streets, great public transport, and friendly locals made me feel welcome. Visi