The Art of Wandering While Traveling "To walk a city led by your senses rather than a destination is to awaken to the city and, possibly, to yourself. It’s an opportunity to expand your capacity for wonder, to discover and delight in things
you might have missed had you been aiming to get somewhere." In this New York Times article, Stephanie Rosenbloom describes the art of the flâneur and extols the virtues of a slower, looser form of travel. Follow us on your favorite social media platforms.
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What to Do When Your Flight Is Canceled or Delayed—And the Rights You Have if it Happens Whether it be a storm, a mechanical issue, or lack of staff, there’s always a risk that a flight could be delayed or canceled. If you happen to find yourself stuck in transit with a flight that has been
canceled or delayed by your airline, use these tips and strategies from AFAR to get your trip back on track. Is Ireland Paying People to Move to Islands? How Those Viral Deals Work.
We've all seen those articles about houses in Europe being sold for a dollar or towns paying people to move there on the condition that they stay and renovate their home. But do these programs actually work? According to this Washington Post article, the short answer is: Yes. But there are caveats. New Tours Mean No More FOMO for Plus-Size Travelers Even though one-third of the world’s population is fat, the travel industry has been slow to accommodate. Now a small but growing market catering to size-inclusive travel is seeking to bring joy, community and reassurance to people in bigger bodies at price points on par with standard group trips. This New York Times article looks at five companies dedicated to size-inclusive travel. The most clicked-on link last
month: 23 Podcasts and Audiobooks to Save for a Long Travel Day The Washington Post asked people who spend lots of time on the road what they turn on to pass the time. With backgrounds in art, history, food, travel, fashion and entertainment, their recommendations have something for every interest. If you’re in for a marathon travel day,
try one of these podcasts or audiobooks to download before you take off. TOP POSTS ON SOLO TRAVELER Resources for Your Future Trips - Solo Travel Deals Page Updated monthly, to our knowledge this is the only list of tours with no or low single
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- Solo Travel Planning Guide with 2023 Trends, a Checklist, and Insider Tips Solo travel planning takes some attention to details. Here’s your checklist, on trend for 2023, with jumps to in-depth information.
- Solo Traveler’s Recommended Trip Planning Resources
Dreaming of travel? Make it happen with these trip planning resources.
Here’s our shortlist of travel planning tools to get you there. - How to Plan Your Solo Travel Budget (On Any Budget) Travel budgeting made easy with 2 practical approaches and a free downloadable spreadsheet for your personal solo travel budget.
- A Complete Guide
to Travel Insurance for Solo Travelers Where to buy and not buy travel insurance. How to make sure you get the right coverage and a price comparison of two recommended providers.
- Best VPN for Travel: What, Why, How and New Recommendations Protect your identity when you travel. Here’s what to look for in a VPN, a simple use guide, and new recommendations.
- Bare Minimum Packing: Here’s Your Packing List Here’s your packing list for traveling light. From organizing your clothes to technology, gear and medication. This is what you need to know.
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