A few months before her wedding, Mackenzie Gange-Anderson took a vacation to Morocco. But she didn’t go with her soon-to-be husband. Instead, she went with a group of women she’d never met before.

What's one of the year's hottest travel trends? Going it alone. According to research from multiple studies, more married women are choosing to travel by themselves than ever before. While older women ...

“I’m a firm believer in the benefits of solo travel, especially for women, and I have personally traveled alone to many countries including Hungary and Egypt,” says Jess Watts, global Brand Director ...

Over the past two decades, I've made various trips to countries like Georgia, Colombia, India, and Palestine, more often than not alone — just the way I like it. The feeling I get from arriving in an ...

Women are increasingly planning leisure trips just for themselves. Nearly 40% of female travelers voiced interest in setting out solo in 2025, the tourism market research firm Future Partners found in ...

A growing trend of married older women traveling solo points to a broader societal shift of lifestyle choices as travel companies adapt to this diverse demographic with tailored and safe experiences.

Women are increasingly taking solo trips to get a break away from the stress of work and family life. Travel firms are seeing a surge in women, mostly older, booking holidays alone. Overall, solo ...

Every woman deserves to know what it feels like to walk through a new city with confidence, to eat alone without shame, to sit in silence without anxiety. And today, more women are packing their bags ...

According to research from multiple studies, more married women are choosing to travel by themselves than ever before. While older women are leading the charge, younger women are becoming more ...