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hotel safety tips for solo women over 50

Hotel Safety Tips for Solo Women Over 50, How to Pick the Safest Room, Parking Spot, and Entry Route

The older I get, the less I want “adventure” to include avoidable stress. I still love checking into a hotel by myself, closing the door, and letting the quiet settle in. But I also know that a room key isn’t a force field. If you’re here for hotel safety tips for solo women over 50 that feel practical (not paranoid), you’re in the right place. I’m going to share the...

10 Best Gifts For Travelers In 2024

If you have someone who loves to travel in your life, the gift-giving season is a fantastic opportunity to equip them with some best travel items that are proven to be useful for seasoned travelers.  Best Gifts For Travelers As a somewhat seasoned traveler, I have bought and tried more things to make travel easier and stress-free than I care to count. For...

Best breakfast in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach

7 Best Places For Breakfast In Gulf Shores And Orange Beach

One of my favorite places on earth is Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Alabama, Truth be told I prefer its beaches, restaurants, and laid-back vibe to Florida. Often it’s less crowded, and I prefer going here in the off-season when the beaches are nearly deserted. I am learning to embrace slow travel, and if you want a beach vacation that focuses on slow travel, you...

travel groups for women

15 Best Travel Groups For Women: Solo Travel But Not Alone

Post updated July 2026 I often get asked if I know of any great travel groups for women that bring together like-minded solo women travelers. I always recommend trying a group tour if you are skittish about planning and traveling on your own. I joined a large group tour when I took my first trip to Paris in 2011 and it opened my world up to new friendships and a self...

The big red barn in Manitowc Wisconsin is Farms Wisconsin Discovery Center

Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center – Learning About Where Your Food Comes From

Do you really know much about where your food comes from? Most of us really don’t think about the work of feeding ourselves and our families. Food doesn’t magically appear at the grocery store, food center, or farmers’ market. There is an entire process and a lot of work that goes into getting that food on your table. You have your local farmer to...