A group of women with Sisterhood Travels at the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa. Best of all? Many are saying that it's actually been good for their marriages. There’s a surprising shift happening ...

There’s a certain magic that happens when like-minded women travel together, venturing into new corners of the world armed with curiosity and camaraderie. My recent escapade to Buenos Aires with my ...

Group travel can be a special experience, no matter the tour company or destination. But for many female travelers, a tour designed just for them is often much more than simply a memorable vacation.

Approximately 60% of travelers partaking in this travel style are married women. It brings positive benefits not only to their marriage, but also to themselves.

If you've ever felt intimidated by traveling solo as a woman, you're not alone. Planning for cross-country or overseas travel, making sure your destinations are safe, finding someone to join you on ...

Women have literally never traveled more than they do at the present moment—and that’s a fantastic indicator of their socioeconomic independence. It’s also transforming the fabric of the travel ...

There are lots of reasons people may not make it to a dream destination: Maybe they lack the time, or the money… or maybe they simply can’t find someone to come along on the trip. This is certainly a ...

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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 ...