I am home on a small break between trips and preparing for the month-long journey through Central Asia that will take me to Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan.If these are countries you'd like to visit, get on the waitlist so you are the first to know when they go live.
On this week's podcast episode we dug deeper into the needs and wants of women traveling solo, and into the things that worry or even stop them from traveling solo.
It's based on the research we have been conducting annually since 2020, so it's backed by data and not based on our opinions because, spoiler alert: our opinion are not representative of the majority of you.
HELP US REACH MORE WOMENCan we ask for a favor?On the topic of data which I  , here is some podcast data: Apple ignores shows unless they get reviews. They just simply don't show them to anyone. We are currently at a 5* rating, but we only have 20 reviews across countries. If just 50 of the 35,000 who read my newsletter every week left a quick note, just a very short and quick review, right now, we would crack the Top 20 Places & Travel charts by tomorrow. Could you do this for us?  Every episode is the labor of love of 3 or 4 of us at Solo Female Travelers. It takes over 10 hours to produce one episode, and we do it with so much care and appreciation, we'd love for more wome to come along for the ride! And if you listen to us on Spotify, it is even easier to leave a review, you just need to click on the 5*, no need to type anything in. Here is a photo of Meg and I yesterday recording a future episode on what's inside my handbag when I travel. It will be a fun one, gosh I keep weird and wonderful things inside my bag, around the world  My back-up phone has probably been to 50 countries inside my bag! |
Now, on to this week's travel tip: How not to be left behind by your tour group when traveling solo. Yes, it happens, apparently quite often!
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