If you want to see every post I’ve written, starting with the most recent, this is the place to start!
I’ve been traveling the globe solo, and many of my posts share thoughts and resources specifically for other solo travelers. If you’re a fellow solo traveler, or you’re thinking about solo travel, this is a collection you will find of interest.
If you’re looking to read blog posts about specific destinations, click the country of your interest below to go to it’s blog page and get country-specific reviews and thoughts.
Sometimes I write posts where I give insider information on certain cities I’ve visited, which may be more along the lines of places to go, how to save money, etc. If that’s your main interest, check out this compilation of posts.
In 2020, I was traveling in New Zealand as the coronavirus pandemic brewed, and, got stuck there. If you want to read about what this time was like and traveling during this time, check out this page.
At the heart of international travel is learning about the many different cultures and ways of being around the world. The posts compiled on this page speak, specifically, about the cultural observations I’ve had.
Many of my blog posts are about things I’ve discovered about myself or about being, while I’ve traveled. If you’d like to focus on posts that only have self-discovery themes, click the button below.
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Easy to use, and I never had any problems with reservations when I showed up. I usually use TripAdvisor to get reviews on the properties (I trust their reviews more). One downside – Booking doesn’t let you CHANGE reservations. You can only cancel them. This means, if you need the same number of nights, but different dates than you booked, and your reservation has a cancel fee, you will have to pay the fee even though you still are going to the property.
Often a great way to get nice digs for less money than a hotel, and a kitchen of kitchenette! Remember, no housekeeping, it’s a home, not a hotel, so they clean between guests. If you’re traveling on your own, one thing is, you’ll be on your own, as opposed to in a hostel or hotel with other people. Some hosts are great helping with tours and sightseeing ideas!