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Women Travel the World connects women travellers to women run tours and accommodation around the world.
Travel Guides for Women to India
Beth Whitman of Wanderlust and Lipstick shares her special knowledge of travel on the Indian continent with another travel guide for women - this time for women travelling to India.
Mumbi – female trekking guide in East Africa
Mary "Mumbi" Kariuki has been guiding on the trails of Mt. Kenya, Kilimanjaro, and other East African mountains for 8 years and is the only rated female guide, working with her company Stand Out Adventures
Into the Desert on camels
Intrepid women travellers venture into the Sahara Desert with Venus Adventures for women to sleep under the stars and see the sun rise over the desert. Memorable
Travel Insurance
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Women Travellers go it Alone
“Where are the men?” This was clearly the unspoken thought of many who watched the five of us toss the ropes and maneuver our Barge through the locks on the Canal du Midi in Southern France. We were the only crew of women on the canal and when on the last day we steered our way through the famous seven locks at Beziers, the crowds that come to watch this spectacle gave us a round of applause for our efforts.
Recent Travel Articles
Thailand Travel Writing Contest
Democracy Monument, Bangkok Organised by the the Tourism Authority of Thailand’s media websiteIn this contest, articles are to be written on the subject, “WHERE IN THAILAND INSPIRED YOU THE MOST?” By doing so, you have the opportunity to win a cash prize of USD 2,500. Competition open until July 5 2013 They hope that your articles will certainly inspire others to explore and experience... [Read more]
I Love France
I’m Alecia Caine and I’ve had a passion for France ever since I’m a little girl when I first heard the French language spoken. I fell in love with this beautiful language and that’s when my love affair with France and all things French began. I guess you could say France is my soul mate. If a place can actually be a soul mate. Read Alecia’s Blog and find out about her tours for women... [Read more]
The 12 best and worst gadgets for long term travel
Gadgets are a girl’s best friend. Well, they are if you’re a chronic traveller like us! Gadgets and technology can really improve your travel experience by helping you keep in touch with friends and family back home, connect with new friends you meet on the road, find your way in a foreign city, or keep your favourite books and reading material with you in an ultra compact way. But there are definitely... [Read more]
One Day in Marrakech
Rensina Van Den Heuvel organises tours in Morocco, Queensland and Mongolia – here she writes about a day in Marrakech Mohammed came to pick me up in the Touristique van at 10.30am on the dot and the music that was wafting loudly from his stereo was very calming. The type of music which can make you relax and feel at ease. Thank goodness for that because Mohammed has a lead foot and he drove... [Read more]
My Life in the Mountains of Sondrio, Italy
Guest post by Alessandra Bianchi who enjoys the mountain life and writes on travel blogs. Many people head to the major cities like Rome, Florence and Venice when they visit Italy on holiday. Others travel down the Italian coast, which is another popular option. However, I’d like to tell you about the place where I live, which is still unknown to many tourists and can therefore provide you with... [Read more]
How Goa Changed me – come and visit us in South India
Indigoa is an extraordinary Accommodation and Cooking School based in Goa South India. It was created by Coral Taylor-Robinson. Here she shares how this venture started. Indigoa was created from my own amazing solo travel experiences to India. It’s been a fascinating journey suffused with anticipation, meaningful moments, mouth watering cuisine, warmth, friendliness, spirituality and so much... [Read more]
Getting Away on a Small Budget – a guide to Ice Lolly
Guest Post by Jenny Baker writing about Ice Lolly – the Holiday Comparison website. Spring has been slow to arrive this year in the UK, leaving many of us to daydream about getting away from the British weather and taking a holiday. It isn’t difficult to make this dream a reality, and heading online means that this option is affordable too. Great low-cost holiday deals can be found by visiting... [Read more]
Gorilla Trekking in Uganda
A guest post by Sarah Fox Growing up in South Africa, Uganda was one country I had always been eager to explore and getting the chance to do was a dream come true. [Read more] Read More →






