Solo travel tips for Women, By Staff Writer, Kristen Etzel

By Kristen Etzel, Staff Writer
June 8, 2013

Don’t be put off by the horror stories of women traveling alone in the media.  You are often no more at risk traveling abroad then you are in a large city in the US.  Traveling solo can be an exciting experience, giving you the freedom and independence to plan all the details of your trip. We... Read more »

Istanbul’s Icons (TRAVEL) By Kristen Etzel, Staff Writer

By Kristen Etzel
May 1, 2013

Minarets and mosques dot the skyline in Turkey, the crossroads where East meets the West and the birthplace of many civilizations. Istanbul, formerly known as Byzantium and Constantinople is the only city in the world to span across two continents, Europe and Asia. Istanbul conjures images many... Read more »

Adventures in Andalucía (TRAVEL) By Kristen Etzel, Staff Writer

By Kristen Etzel
May 1, 2013

When you think of Spain, flamenco dancing, historic architecture, and thrilling bullfights all come to mind.  Seville, in Spain’s most Southern region, is where all of this started!   These cultural elements make this popular vacation destination one of Europe’s most unique cities. Seville,... Read more »

Sticking Close to Home

Jenna Swartz
June 18, 2012

This summer, you don’t need to head far from home to have amazing adventures. Take a look at these things to do all over Baltimore, Washington D.C., and the Delmarva area.                                                       Visit the National... Read more »

In Full Bloom: Women Friendly Travel Spots in the U.S.

Jenna Swartz
May 16, 2012

With spring in full bloom and summer around the corner, it’s a great time for women to travel. Take a look at some of the best domestic spots to see. Admire stunning red sandstone canyons in the southwest city of Sedona, Arizona. Many have described it as a “hotspot” for metaphysical journeys and... Read more »

Travel Outside the U.S.

Jenna Swartz
April 8, 2012

Whether you’re going it alone or just new to traveling, be sure to consider women-friendly locations that are accepting, respectful, friendly, and safe. Singlemindedwomen.com lists Chicago, Alexandria, and San Diego as the top three places in the U.S. for single women to live, making them all destinations... Read more »

Travel Wear

Jenna Swartz
February 6, 2012

Can’t figure out what to wear on trips? Your travel attire should be easy to manage, wear, and wash, without making you look like a blatant tourist. Your attire can affect the kinds of interactions you have. Avoiding the tourist look can lead to a more authentic experience and reduced chance of theft.... Read more »

Traveling with Kids

Jenna Swartz
December 7, 2011

Having children doesn’t mean your traveling days are over.  Kids aren’t appropriate companions for every trip, such as a romantic anniversary refuge or business trip, but there are many adventures that can be kid friendly. Among the benefits to kid travel are priceless bonding and an education about... Read more »

Fall Getaways

Jenna Swartz
November 7, 2011

The trees turn rich hues, the temperature drops and you hunt for your favorite sweater. It’s also time to hunt for new adventures. According to U.S. News Travel, for many destinations, fall is not the peak season. That means discounts, weekend getaways, and smaller crowds now that school is back in... Read more »

Safe Travel Tips for Women

Jenna Swartz
October 6, 2011

Today, more than ever, women are choosing to do something that was once thought to be not only taboo, but too dangerous; they are traveling alone. In 2010, Travel and Leisure Magazine estimated that 50 percent of frequent fliers were women; a modest increase from years prior, and that number is slated... Read more »

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