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Helpful tips for women travellers planning a solo trip

Planning to go on a solo womanu2019s trip but donu2019t know where to begin? Read the article for simple tips and hacks to ensure a pleasant journey.<br>

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Helpful tips for women travellers planning a solo trip

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  1. Helpful Tips for Women Travellers Planning a Solo Trip

  2. While travelling is fun whether you are going alone or with a group, seasoned travellers recommend going on a solo trip at least once in a lifetime. It offers a sense of independence and helps you learn crucial life lessons. This experience is especially encouraged for women, as going on a trip alone can be liberating. But, exploring a city on your own requires extensive planning. Here are a few tips and tricks to help you with this. Let’s have a look!

  3. Book your hotel: While experienced tourists prefer exploring new cities on a whim, as a women traveller going on a solo trip for the first time, making plans and reservations well in advance is imperative. You should set a budget and search for a stay accordingly. For this, indulging in proper research is necessary. When booking a property, know its ins and outs before you reach there physically. Check pictures and reviews to know the real state of the hotel. Also, enquire if the lodging space offers anairport cab service, as finding transport in a new city can be difficult.

  4. Pack essentials wisely: Packing light and smart should be your motto when going on a woman’s solo trip. For this, consider your destination and the weather of the city. If going to a cold place, pack a couple of jackets and coats that you can pair with almost all outfits. On the other hand, if your destination is hot, pack sunblock and a few clothes. For solo women travellers, covering up is advised to keep the inquisitive eyes away. Also, packing your stuff in suitcases with wheels is recommended since you can easily drag it.

  5. Have a physical map: When travelling alone, keeping a map handy can save you from a lot of trouble. It can help you figure out places like eateries, petrol pumps, metro stations, and lodges, so you won’t need to wander around unnecessarily. While everything, including city maps, is available online in the digital age, solo woman travellers should carry a physical map. It would pay in case your phone runs out of battery, or your travel destination has a spotty signal.

  6. Enjoy free time: When planning your itinerary, be flexible. Do not fill your schedule with a museum visit, heritage site, and restaurant trial. Plan some free time, or you might miss the most vital aspect of solo travelling, chilling. When going for an extended stay, have some free time to wander around the city. Moreover, keep an evening or afternoon open during the journey for impromptu plans. Some people might tell you that sudden plans become the best memories! Your first solo trip can change you in intrinsic ways. You may learn how to depend only on yourself and the art of managing with the available resources. The sense of freedom you may experience during the journey can also help you realise your true potential.

  7. Thank You

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