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Where Do You Start? The Art (and Heart) of Trip Research and Planning

I have just had to reschedule my planned overland trip from ​London​ to ​Singapore​.

The idea was sparked by the TV show Race Across the World. 

My husband and I had mapped out three whole months to make our way from London to Singapore, traveling only by public transport. No flights. No rushing. Just the joy (and chaos!) of moving across continents step by step.

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Why Midlife Is the Best Time to Start Travelling Solo

If you’ve been here a while, you’ll know what an ​advocate I am for solo travel​. I’ve written numerous blog posts sharing my experiences – the good, the bad, and the downright ugly – packed with advice for those who might be a little more reticent about setting off alone. But lately, life has changed. I recently remarried, and with my husband newly retired, solo trips may become less frequent. Naturally, I’ve had questions: Will I still travel alone? Will my solo travel advice still be relevant?

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Your Ultimate Top 20 Tips for Budget-Friendly, Transformative Travel

Travelling on a budget doesn’t mean sacrificing life-changing experiences. For any woman looking to explore the world in a meaningful way, smart budgeting can allow for longer trips, deeper cultural connections, and even a little indulgence when needed. Here’s how to save for travel and stretch your budget while on the road, ensuring a truly transformative adventure.

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