Solo house sitting can be a great option when you travel. For both sitters and homeowners, here’s how to set yourself up for success.

Eating alone is one aspect of solo travel that some people really don’t like. Here are a variety of options and ways to enjoy dining alone.

Some solo travelers are afraid of getting lost. Here are tips on how to navigate a new city safely and improve your sense of direction.

It takes some advance planning, but going to a music festival solo can be a fantastic, freeing, memorable travel experience.

We all travel with others sometimes. But, for many of us, at least one day alone is important. Here are tips to get the solo time you need.

Given that it will be one of the biggest items in your travel budget, what is the best accommodation for solo travelers? We review 9 options.

Solo hiking requires a bit more thought. Here’s what you need to know to hike alone plus tips for packing, gear, and great destinations.

Flying is not a joy for everyone. There are tips for air travel that will help you make flying a better experience.

Prepare for the airport with tips for check-in, getting through airport security like a pro, and packing strategies to make it all easier.

If you discover you hate traveling alone, here’s how to salvage the trip – and maybe even fall in love with solo travel.

Considering going to a resort alone? Here are all-inclusive resorts for solo travelers with minimal single supplements and how to enjoy them.

Travel alone and you travel on your terms. Here’s the ultimate guide with our best tips and advice to help you travel solo and love it.

For solo travelers interested in volunteer travel opportunities, here are some questions to ask & things to consider when doing your research.

One of the greatest things about travel is the people along the way. Here are tips to help you meet people while traveling solo.

For solo travel introverts or shy solo travelers, heading out on your own can be a little intimidating. Here are tips to make it great.

It’s not weird. As long as it’s the right bar, it’s safe. Do it right and you can go to a bar alone and have a great time.

Long term and frequent travelers can experience travel fatigue or burnout. Here’s how to regain your enthusiasm for what you love.

How do you get past the fear of a first solo trip? Know your “why”. Use this guide. And take inspiration from these first solo trip stories.

Fewer tourists. Unique travel experiences. There are lots of reasons to travel off the beaten path. Here is how to do it well.

Travel in a foreign language can be a challenge but with these 10 tips you’ll get by just fine traveling even if you don’t speak the language