Tag: solo travel

  • Why Labels Don’t Define Your Travel Style

    Why Labels Don’t Define Your Travel Style

    The author expresses frustration over the distinction between ‘tourists’ and ‘travellers’, arguing that such labels are unnecessary and discriminatory. According to definitions, tourists visit places for short-term pleasure, while travellers seek deeper, longer experiences. However, circumstances often dictate travel styles, making it possible for individuals to embody both identities. The author contends that all travelers…

  • Empowerment in Solo Travel for Women

    Empowerment in Solo Travel for Women

    Embarking on a solo journey as a woman is empowering yet challenging. With over 13 years of experience, the author shares invaluable insights on navigating the world confidently. Trust your intuition, assert yourself, and embrace assistance. Travel should never incite fear; instead, cultivate courage and enjoy the adventure that awaits.

  • Exploring Albany: A Solo Travel Adventure in Western Australia

    Exploring Albany: A Solo Travel Adventure in Western Australia

    Embarking on a transformative journey, my travels culminated in the captivating landscapes of Perth and Albany. Enveloped by natural wonders and poignant history, I reveled in breathtaking views, embraced local culture, and forged unforgettable memories. This trip ignited my passion for exploration, leaving me inspired and encouraging others to seek their own adventures.

  • Dreamworld Adventure: A Gold Coast Experience

    Dreamworld Adventure: A Gold Coast Experience

    My travelogue details my solo journey to Gold Coast, capturing highlights including staying at Crowne Plaza Surfers Paradise and experiencing Dreamworld’s thrilling rides. I reflect on my adventures with gratitude, savoring breathtaking views from Q1 and concluding my vibrant exploration with relaxing moments at the beach and hotel.

  • Bachelorette Solo Journey: A Trip to Remember

    Bachelorette Solo Journey: A Trip to Remember

    I reflect on a memorable solo trip to Australia in 2012, motivated by a wedding anniversary and a friend’s bachelor party concerns. At a time when solo travel for unmarried women was rare, the journey involved extensive planning and multiple flights across several cities. I celebrate this experience as a personal milestone and adventure.

  • Three (More) Lessons I’ve Learnt as a Female Solo Traveller

    Three (More) Lessons I’ve Learnt as a Female Solo Traveller

    In 2022 November, I wrote about the lessons I’ve learnt as a lady solo traveler. But, as I travel more, the examples just keep adding up. I hope the hard years (COVID anyone?!) are behind us which means more of us (women) can get out & travel. So, if you’re gearing up for your first…

  • Three Lessons I’ve Learnt as A Solo Female Traveller

    Three Lessons I’ve Learnt as A Solo Female Traveller

    Can we confidently say that COVID is behind us? Well, it may or may not be, but, in its wake, it’s left behind a thought with me – a thought that I’ve religiously been applying myself to. And the thought is that life is WAY too short to wait for ‘someday’ to execute our plans.…

  • City of Joy – Life of P

    City of Joy – Life of P

    I embarked on a long-awaited solo trip to Kolkata, driven by a sense of nostalgia known as Saudade. Each day was filled with exploration, from the stunning Howrah Bridge to the art scene and cultural landmarks such as the Victoria Memorial and the ancestral home of Rabindranath Tagore. Despite the rain often interrupting my plans,…