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A Solo Point of View

This is a softer look at solo travel. While much of the site provides tips and advice on how to travel alone and how plan your solo trips, these posts are about the feelings that are solo travel.

Enjoy!

Culinary Travel Experiences Around the World

Tracey Nesbitt

February 10, 2021 by Tracey Nesbitt

photo, image, olives, wall's delicatessen, food of wales

You can learn a lot about a destination through its cuisine. Here is a selection of our culinary travel experiences around the world.

Choosing a Travel Destination: Where Do You Find Inspiration?

Tracey Nesbitt

July 22, 2020 by Tracey Nesbitt

photo, image, manarola, italy

When choosing a travel destination, inspiration can come from many sources. Art, history, music, books, films, tv: solo travelers share what inspires them.

The Importance of Travel to Developing Countries

Janice Waugh

July 13, 2020 by Janice Waugh

The importance of travel to developing countries was on my mind when I picked Morocco as a destination. And what a rich experience flowed from that choice!

Solo Travel and Cycling: An Opportunity to Indulge Two Passions

Janice Waugh

June 3, 2020 by Janice Waugh

I love my bike. It’s not a fancy new one and I bought it secondhand, but it allows me to indulge in two passions: solo travel and cycling.

Freedom, Independence, Personal Growth: Why We Love Solo Travel

Tracey Nesbitt

May 25, 2020 by Tracey Nesbitt

photo, image, rodin sculpture, importance of flexibility

Freedom. Independence. Personal growth. Here are the top three reasons given by experienced travelers for why we love solo travel.

Walking the Camino Solo: Life-Changing for Body, Mind & Spirit

April 1, 2020 by Guest

A solo traveler shares her story of walking the Camino Frances route of El Camino de Santiago and what she learned over 800 km and 37 days.

Travel and COVID-19: A Missive from Morocco

Janice Waugh

March 18, 2020 by Janice Waugh

A fabulous trip to Morocco and a return home full of questions given the circumstances around travel and COVID-19. It’s a saga.

Solo Travel: Meaningful Travel

Janice Waugh

January 15, 2020 by Janice Waugh

We asked members of the Solo Travel Society about meaningful travel and they shared the many ways in which solo travel delivers.

The Winners of the 2019 Solo Travel Awards

Janice Waugh

November 3, 2019 by Janice Waugh

What companies treat solo travelers best? The anticipation is over. Congratulations to the winners of the 2019 Solo Travel Awards!

Carbon Offsets for Travel: Important? Yes. Expensive? No.

Janice Waugh

September 4, 2019 by Janice Waugh

Are carbon offsets legitimate? Does travel seriously affect your carbon footprint? Here’s my conclusion after days of research on carbon offsets for travel.

Solo Travel for Men: A Male Perspective

Tracey Nesbitt

March 20, 2019 by Tracey Nesbitt

photo, image, man, olympic national park, first solo trip

There’s not a lot out there specifically on solo travel for men, so I reached out to readers for a male perspective.

Why Do You Travel? A Question Worth Reflecting On

Tracey Nesbitt

February 27, 2019 by Tracey Nesbitt

photo, image, tracey nesbitt, why do you travel

When I was unexpectedly asked, “Why do you travel?” I consulted the Solo Travel Society for their thoughts. Here are the themes that emerged.

Solo Travel as a Spiritual Journey

Janice Waugh

January 16, 2019 by Janice Waugh

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Solo travel can help us understand the true desires of our hearts and souls. Two authors share their perspectives on solo travel as a spiritual journey.

Our Need for Solitude – How Solo Travel Delivers

Janice Waugh

October 22, 2018 by Janice Waugh

We need solitude. Yet it can be difficult to find. Here’s the value of solitude, how solo travel delivers it and top destinations where you’ll find it.

Why Do We Travel to Sad Places?

Janice Waugh

March 21, 2018 by Janice Waugh

photo, image, vimy memorial, travel to sad places

Why do we visit sad places when we travel? To remember? To honor? To celebrate? I believe it’s for all these reasons plus one more.

Travel Solo in Silence, At Least Some of the Time

Janice Waugh

November 15, 2017 by Janice Waugh

This post is inspired by John Francis who chose to spend 17 years in silence. I encourage you to try to travel solo in silence from time to time.

Making the Best of a Bad Travel Situation

Tracey Nesbitt

November 1, 2017 by Tracey Nesbitt

photo, image, bratislava old town, bad travel situation

It can be difficult to make the best of a bad travel situation. Here’s how I tried to enjoy a trip to Bratislava and Vienna in spite of unexpected pain.

Travel, Freedom & Liberation: A Grand Solo Adventure

June 5, 2017 by Guest

photo, image, woman with police, solo adventure

A first-time solo traveler finds peace, freedom, liberation (and a lot of great chocolate!) on her 9-week grand solo adventure.

Travel Solo to Celebrate Milestones

Tracey Nesbitt

March 20, 2017 by Tracey Nesbitt

photo, image, machu picchu, solo travel to celebrate

Approaching a birthday containing a big round number, I asked the Solo Travel Society: Do you travel solo to celebrate birthdays or other milestones?

Travel to Learn: There are Thousands of Opportunities

Janice Waugh

January 11, 2017 by Janice Waugh

Are you a curious person? Do you love the learning side of travel? Then have a read on what, where, how, and who travels to learn.

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