Morning Routines for Solo Travelers to Feel Grounded
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Crafting Your Morning Sanctuary on the Road Design a portable ritual Carve out 10–15 minutes each morning for the same three actions so your brain knows what to expect: a calm alarm, a quick hydration ritual (drink ~250–350 ml of water), and a short movement sequence — think a 5-minute…
How to Eat Alone Without Feeling Awkward: Tips for Solo Travelers
Travel can feel intimidating when you worry that eating alone will draw attention or make you feel awkward, but you should know dining solo is increasingly normal and can be empowering; this guide gives practical tips and mindset shifts to help you choose the right settings, bring a companion activity,…
Are Capsule Hotels Safe for Solo Female Travelers?
Unpacking Capsule Hotels: A New Travel Trend Why the concept keeps spreading Across Asia and now into Europe and Singapore, capsule hotels have shifted from niche oddity to a practical, budget-first option — especially for short stays and overnight layovers. You’ll find pods at airports and in central train-station neighborhoods…
Solo-Readiness Scores (SRS) for Top 10 Cities for Solo Female Travelers
Traveling solo — especially as a woman — requires balancing safety, convenience, social opportunities, and accessibility. The Solo-Readiness Score (SRS) is designed to help you assess each city’s suitability for a solo adventure. We’ve focused on key parameters such as after-dark safety, transit options, walkability, social hostels, coworking access, eSIM…
Best sites to find female-only dorms
Sites you should use to book female-only dorms include Hostelworld, Booking.com, HI Hostels and regionals like Agoda, plus niche options like Couchsurfing and community groups; they help you secure your comfort, privacy and peace of mind. To stay safe, always read recent reviews, double-check policies and look for security features…
How Evita Robinson Revolutionized Solo Travel for Black Women
Why the Nomadness Travel Tribe Changed the Face of Global Travel—Even if Wikipedia Hasn’t Caught Up Yet Solo travel is having a moment—but for many Black women, it didn’t always feel like a space they were welcome to explore. That changed when Evita Robinson, a visionary travel entrepreneur, founded Nomadness…
Hi there! My name is Jenny, and I’m a travel writer who is endlessly curious about the world and always on the hunt for the next best-kept travel secret. My expertise lies in creating destination guides that enable you to travel smarter and especially if you travel solo.
My bylines have appeared on blogs, travel sites, and content agencies, and I’m always ready for the next adventure (and next great caffeine fix). In between assignments, you can find me trawling through a bazaar, sampling street food, or getting lost in an unfamiliar metropolis by choice.