Is it safe to travel solo? With reasonable precautions, yes! This post points you to ten others on solo travel safety.

Here are the 5 fundamental principles of solo travel safety plus 5 lessons we can learn from the behavior of my cat.

Going out at night offers unique ways of experiencing your destination but it does require some special attention for safety. Here are 17 tips to keep you safe.

Solo travelers take full responsibility for their own safety. You need these safety apps and safety tips to travel safe and be free to have fun.

There are safe and not quite so safe ways to find a travel partner. Here are my concerns, safety advice and suggestions for finding a travel companion.

Traveling solo is a wonderful experience but you, alone, are responsible for your safety. Here are over 40 travel and money mistakes and how to avoid them.

Respecting local cultures, customs, and laws is fundamental to personal safety when traveling. Here are 8 tips to help you be respectful even if you don’t know the nuances of the country’s customs.

Is solo travel safe? Yes, if you know how. Here are 50+ solo travel safety tips for planning and enjoying a great trip alone.

Sick? Injured? Here are some simple and effective ways to prevent and treat a wide variety of health problems as you travel.

Spending time with locals and other travelers is one of the great things about solo travel. But who do you trust? Here’s what you need to know.

Confidence is a traveler’s armor. But, what if you’re not naturally so? Here’s how to look confident for solo travel safety.

My white curly hair stands out in a crowd – especially traveling places like South America or the Middle East. Here’s how to blend in when you really can’t.

Common sense in one country is not necessarily common in another. Travelers must have travel common sense. Here are 20 tips to help you get yours.

This is the story that I have been sitting on for a year. I alluded to it in the podcast interview I did. Now you have it. It is a story of naivety, danger and extremely good luck. Please have a read and share it. Frightening films like “Taken” are based in truth.

This post kicks off a 3 part series (3 Saturdays in a row) about strangers, danger and solo travel. But, let’s begin on a positive note. This time I offer you 5 wonderful stories about the kindness of strangers.

How you answer questions is an important part of solo travel safety. Here are some polite yet vague answers to common questions you may encounter.