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| Mairlyn Smith at 72: Queen of Fibre, Back to School, and Travelling Canada | 07 oct. 2026 | 00:35:24 | |
Travel for women over 50 doesn't have to mean a passport and a long-haul flight. For Mairlyn Smith, it means seeing every province in Canada, renting an RV in Newfoundland, and finding out her quiet husband turns into a chatterbox the minute they leave home. If you've ever told yourself you're too old to try something new, this conversation is going to push back on that, kindly but firmly. In this episode of JourneyWoman's Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast, host Kathy Buckworth talks with her longtime friend Mairlyn Smith. Mairlyn is a professional home economist, a Second City alumna, the author of eight bestselling cookbooks, and the creator of the viral #FartWalk. At 72, she's working on a Master of Science at the University of Guelph and making friends in their twenties. She explains why "yes, and" from improv still shapes how she lives, and why she jumps off the dock every year. She also shares her best travel advice. Pack prunes. Book a room with a fridge. Fly midweek, and skip layovers. Then she talks about Peace, Love and Fibre and why fibre may be the key to a longer health span. Her parting advice is simple: you don't have to feel brave. Do it scared, and take a leap into your life. This episode is sponsored by Airalo - https://airalo.pxf.io/L0EAKa - get 15% off your first eSim with JOURNEY15 This episode is sponsored by Exodus Travels - use code 27SMILE20 to book. https://www.exodustravels.com/ca/way-to-travel/solo-traveller-holidays Ā In this episode, you'll learn:
Ā Chapters 00:00Ā Introduction to Mairlyn Smith and her diverse career 02:02Ā Mairlyn's current focus: pursuing a Master of Science 04:04Ā The importance of saying yes and embracing new adventures 06:54Ā Travel as a tool for expanding perspective and mental health 10:05Ā The story behind the viral Fartwalk phenomenon 12:48Ā Science and fun: Fartwalk's role in diabetes prevention 16:04Ā Travel within Canada: exploring diverse provinces and cultures 19:10Ā The benefits of travel for mental and physical well-being 21:58Ā Essential travel tips: packing prunes and healthy eating 24:51Ā Meeting inspiring women and making meaningful connections 27:07Ā Money-saving travel tips and planning for the future 29:59Ā Mairlyn's cookbooks and the story behind Peace, Love, and Fiber 32:04Ā Encouragement to take risks and live fully at any age 33:00 Final thoughts and where to find Mairlyn Smith Ā About Our Guest Mairlyn Smith is a professional home economist, an alumna of the Second City Comedy Troupe, and the author of eight cookbooks, seven of them award winning. She's also the creator of the #fartwalkā¢, an actor, and an online cooking instructor for Diabetes Canada, and she is currently a Master of Science candidate at the University of Guelph. A mom, wife and grandmother, Mairlyn believes in saying "yes, and..." to see where the next adventure will take her.
Ā About This Podcast The Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast is JourneyWoman's travel podcast for women 50+ who see travel not as a luxury, but as a way of life. Each month, host Kathy Buckworth, an award-winning Canadian writer, broadcaster and media personality, sits down with inspiring women, trailblazing celebrities and travel experts to explore what it truly means to travel boldly, and age even more boldly. JourneyWoman is the world's first travel resource for women over 50, founded in Canada in 1994. | |||
| What Nobody Tells You About Accessible Travel: Sylvia Longmire On Travelling To 48 Countries In A Wheelchair | 01 sept. 2026 | 00:31:53 | |
In this episode of the JourneyWoman Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast, host Kathy Buckworth talks with Sylvia Longmire, the MS advocate better known as Spin the Globe. Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005, Sylvia has visited 59 countries, 48 of them as a wheelchair user and 34 of those completely on her own. She and Kathy get into what actually changes about a destination once you're seeing it from a wheelchair: which cities get it right, which ones don't, and the wheelchair-damage statistic almost no traveller knows exists. They also talk about Accessible Explorer, the AI-powered travel coaching app Sylvia launched September 1st, and Walking Dreams, her documentary project on why the vast majority of wheelchair users still dream they can walk. Sylvia lays out the difference between the medical and social models of disability in a way that reframes the whole conversation, and makes a strong, funny case for why cruising might be the easiest way for a first-time solo wheelchair traveller to dip a toe in the water. This episode is sponsored by Airalo - https://airalo.pxf.io/L0EAKa - get 15% off your first eSim with JOURNEY15 Takeaways
Ā Chapters 00:00Ā Introducing Sylvia Longmire, Spin the Globe 00:56Ā Sylvia's bio, and how she got to 59 countries 03:24Ā The quote behind What Happened to You 04:32Ā Misconceptions people have about wheelchair travelers 06:02Ā Building Accessible Explorer, launching September 1st 08:10Ā Best and worst cities for wheelchair accessibility 09:42Ā The airline wheelchair-damage problem 11:38Ā Why cruising is a smart way to start solo wheelchair travel 13:31Ā Travellers versus tourists, and how long it takes to know a place 15:50Ā The medical model of disability versus the social model 17:58Ā Walking Dreams: the documentary on dreaming you can walk 20:59Ā The Prejax Foundation, film projects, and Sylvia's TEDx talk 22:38Ā Hot Flash Round: travel essentials and favorite brands 27:04Ā What Sylvia wants to see change for women travellers over 50 29:53Ā Where to find Sylvia's books, app, and social media 31:24Ā What's next: the Las Vegas Grand Prix with her sons Ā About Our GuestSylvia Longmire is an Air Force veteran, writer, and accessible travel advocate who has never let multiple sclerosis, or the wheelchair that came after her 2005 diagnosis, slow her travel schedule. She writes only about places she has been to herself, which is how her wheelchair-accessibility reporting ended up in the New York Times, New Mobility Magazine, Lonely Planet, and the Matador Travel Network. Her accessible travel blog, Spin the Globe, has picked up its own following, and she's published several books, including two photography collections (The View from Down Here and The View from Down Here 2), a guide to wheelchair-accessible cruising, and the solo travel memoir What Happened to You, named for the question strangers ask her more often than she'd like. Sylvia's work carried forward through the Prejax Foundation, the nonprofit she founded in 2015 to fund college scholarships for students affected by MS. These days she's a voice actor with her own media company, Wheels Up Media, is producing a documentary called Walking Dreams, is weeks from launching an AI-powered accessible travel app called Accessible Explorer, and is preparing to give her first TEDx talk this October in Orlando. Ā
Ā About This Podcast The Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast is JourneyWoman's travel podcast for women 50+ who see travel not as a luxury, but as a way of life. Each month, host Kathy Buckworth, an award-winning Canadian writer, broadcaster and media personality, sits down with inspiring women, trailblazing celebrities and travel experts to explore what it truly means to travel boldly, and age even more boldly. JourneyWoman is the world's first travel resource for women over 50, founded in Canada in 1994.Ā | |||
| The "Indiana Jones for Girls": Alice Morrison's Solo Adventures in Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and Africa | 03 aoƻt 2026 | 00:40:48 | |
In this episode of JourneyWoman's The Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast, host Kathy Buckworth talks with adventurer, writer, and TV presenter Alice Morrison, joining from her home in Morocco's Atlas Mountains. Alice shares the story behind her recent world-first expedition ā becoming the first recorded person to walk the length of Saudi Arabia, north to south ā including what it was like to be treated as an "honorary male" while walking with an all-male crew, and how that unusual status let her also connect with local women in a way no male explorer ever could. The conversation moves through her childhood in Uganda, her earlier career in journalism before she "quit the rat race to join the bike race," and why she believes travel doesn't need to be extreme to be transformative. Alice and Kathy talk candidly about what it's really like for women over 50 to travel solo in traditional societies, how discomfort on the road builds real confidence, and the power of letting people tell their own stories. Takeaways
Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Alice Morrison and her adventures 02:23 Living in Morocco and her motivations for travel 03:20 Walking north to south in Saudi Arabia: purpose and challenges 06:47 Experiences as a woman on expedition in Saudi Arabia 08:40 Respecting local cultures and social constructs 12:20 Childhood influences and early curiosity about the world 13:20 Leaving the corporate world for adventure 18:28 Cycling across Africa: the Dakar Rally of the continent 20:26 Training and mental preparation for extreme races 22:38 Travelling at 50+ and the importance of adventure 29:34 Future travel plans and ongoing adventures 36:20 Essential travel items and tips for women over 50 37:29 Encouragement for women to travel solo and overcome fears 38:57 Where to find more about Alice Morrison and her work About Our Guest Alice Morrison is an adventurer, TV presenter, and writer who has spent the last decade-plus turning "furthest place on earth" ambitions into world-first expeditions. Born in Edinburgh in 1963 and raised for her early years in Uganda, she went on to study Arabic and Turkish at Edinburgh University and build a long career in journalism, including roles at BBC News and BBC Arabic, before leaving her corporate career in 2011 to cycle 12,500 km from Cairo to Cape Town. An experience that became her first book, Dodging Elephants. She went on to move permanently to Morocco and rack up a string of world-first expeditions, including the Atlas-to-Atlantic trek, the length of the Draa River, and a multi-year trilogy across the Sahara and Atlas regions that became her book Walking with Nomads, runner-up for the 2023 Edward Stanford Travel Book of the Year. Her most recent milestone, completed in December 2024, was becoming the first recorded person to walk the full length of Saudi Arabia, north to south. She now lives full-time in Morocco's Atlas Mountains, continuing to write, speak, and produce her own podcast, Alice in Wanderland.
About The Podcast The JourneyWoman Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast is for women 50+ who see travel not as a luxury, but as a way of life. Each month, host Kathy Buckworth, award-winning Canadian writer, broadcaster and media personality, sits down with inspiring women, trailblazing celebrities, and travel experts to explore what it truly means to travel boldly, and age even more boldly. Whether you're planning your next solo adventure, searching for meaningful connections, or simply ready to embrace the world on your own terms, this is your community. š More at: https://journeywoman.com/journeywomans-the-ageless-adventuress-travel-podcast-for-women-over-50/ Ā š§ Subscribe to the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0bjH93bnuMsZ1fC24jk1n3?si=00136f4c97b24c49 This podcast is produced in partnership with Globus Escapes, a Switzerland-based, family-owned travel company. Globus Escapes offers curated trips for women and designed for the non-peak travel season, and offers guided tours to destinations including Morocco. š» Visit our website: https://journeywoman.com #travel #travelpodcast #travelover80 #womenover50 #solotravel #invisiblenomore | |||
| Radio Icon Erin Davis Isn't Waiting For Permission: Travelling Solo at 63 | 15 juil. 2026 | 00:39:43 | |
In this candid and deeply moving episode of The JourneyWoman'sĀ Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast, Kathy Buckworth sits down with Canadian broadcasting legend Erin Davis: 30-year veteran of Toronto's CHFI Morning Show, bestselling author, and co-host of the podcastsĀ Drift and Gracefully and Frankly, to talk about what happens when you finally stop waiting. At 63, Erin spent four months living solo in Mexico, navigating a new language, a cartel lockdown, and her first real taste of independence after a lifetime of putting everyone else's schedule first. From singing karaoke in Spanish to staying calm while the news cycle panicked on her behalf, Erin's story is proof that grief, age, and uncertainty don't have to be the things that keep you home. Takeaways
Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Travel and Self-Discovery 03:00 The Importance of Solo Travel for Women 05:59 Language as a Travel Tool 08:48 Travelling Alone: Safety and Security 12:08 Experiencing Local Culture in Mexico 14:55 Navigating Misinformation and Safety Concerns 17:57 The Role of Travel Companies 20:53 Personal Growth Through Travel 21:16 Embracing Travel Opportunities 24:24 Personal Growth Through Travel 29:11 Podcasts and Their Impact 32:35 Living the Dream: Travel and Work 36:21 Connecting Through Social Media About Our Guest Erin is revelling in the segue from a 30-year career helming the morning show at Toronto's most listened-to private radio broadcaster (CHFI) to hosting two successful podcasts, all while being a "mic for hire" for others. Her retirement from morning radio came roughly 18 months after the sudden loss of her and husband Rob's daughter Lauren in 2015, an experience she chronicled in her #1 bestselling memoir, Mourning Has Broken: Love, Loss & Reclaiming Joy. In 2020, Erin was inducted into the Canadian Music & Broadcast Industry Hall of Fame. Today, Erin co-hosts the sleep-story podcast Drift with Erin Davis and Gracefully and Frankly alongside fellow radio veteran Lisa Brandt, splits her time between a cabin in BC's Gulf Islands and visits to family in Ontario, and writes a weekly journal read by thousands at erindavis.com.
About the Podcast The JourneyWoman Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast is for women 50+ who see travel not as a luxury, but as a way of life. Each month, host Kathy Buckworth, award-winning Canadian writer, broadcaster and media personality, sits down with inspiring women, trailblazing celebrities, and travel experts to explore what it truly means to travel boldly, and age even more boldly. Whether you're planning your next solo adventure, searching for meaningful connections, or simply ready to embrace the world on your own terms, this is your community. š More at: https://journeywoman.com/ageless-adventuress-travel-podcast/ š§ Subscribe to the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0bjH93bnuMsZ1fC24jk1n3 This podcast is produced in partnership with Globus Escapes, a Switzerland-based, family-owned travel company. Globus Escapes offers curated trips for women and designed for the non-peak travel season, andĀ offers guided tours to destinations including Morocco. About JourneyWoman Founded in 1994, JourneyWoman is the world's first solo female travel resource and one of the most trusted travel brands for women. The platform publishes award-winning editorial for women 50+, written by women who have personally visited every destination they recommend. JourneyWoman also hosts the JourneyWoman Travel Directory ā a free service offering hundreds of curated, women-friendly tours, retreats, small ships, and accommodations, with a focus on supporting women-owned travel businesses. The solo female travel market for women over 50 in North America is valued at $245 billion USD/CAD combined... and it is growing. š» Visit our website:Ā https://journeywoman.com | |||
| No Apologies: Andrea Bain on Learning to Travel Solo | 03 juin 2026 | 00:32:52 | |
In this inspiring episode of The JourneyWoman'sĀ Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast, Kathy Buckworth sits down with Andrea Bain ā TV host, author, podcaster, and co-host of the award-winning national talk showĀ The Social on CTV ā to talk all things travel. From growing up in a family where annual vacations were non-negotiable, to solo adventures in Morocco's Atlas Mountains, Andrea shares how travel has become her greatest reset, her creative fuel, and her most powerful act of self-care. If you've been waiting for a sign to book that trip, this episode is it. Takeaways
Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Journey Women Podcast 02:23 The Importance of Travel in Self-Discovery 04:10 Travel as a Mental Health Reset 05:35 Experiencing Avignon: A Hidden Gem in France 07:45 The Benefits of Slow Travel 08:59 Exploring Morocco: A Life-Changing Experience 11:47 The Power of Solo Travel for Women 13:15 Empowerment Through Solo Travel 16:01 Evolving Attitudes Towards Travel 17:47 Excitement for Costa Rica 18:59 Investing in Quality Luggage 21:21 Packing Tips for Travelers 22:45 Dream Destinations and Travel Fears 24:27 Travel Philosophy: Catch Flights, Not Feelings 25:56 Empowering Women to Travel Solo 28:55 Final Travel Tips and Advice About Our Guest Andrea Bain is a Canadian TV host, author, and podcaster. She currently co-hostsĀ The Social on CTV and is the creator of the podcast Single Girl Problems, inspired by her 2019 book of the same name. Her career has taken her from the newsroom to red carpets in Los Angeles, where she interviewed icons including Oprah Winfrey, Angelina Jolie, Martin Scorsese, and Madonna. She's also a passionate solo traveler and is currently building a solo travel series to inspire other women to see the world on their own terms. Her Instagram: @itsmissbain2u Her TV: The Social on CTV, weekdays at 2 p.m. ET About the Podcast The JourneyWoman Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast is for women 50+ who see travel not as a luxury, but as a way of life. Each month, host Kathy Buckworth, award-winning Canadian writer, broadcaster and media personality, sits down with inspiring women, trailblazing celebrities, and travel experts to explore what it truly means to travel boldly, and age even more boldly. Whether you're planning your next solo adventure, searching for meaningful connections, or simply ready to embrace the world on your own terms, this is your community. š More at: https://journeywoman.com/ageless-adventuress-travel-podcast/ š§ Subscribe to the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0bjH93bnuMsZ1fC24jk1n3 This podcast is produced in partnership with Globus Escapes, a Switzerland-based, family-owned travel company. Globus Escapes offers curated trips for women and designed for the non-peak travel season, andĀ offers guided tours to destinations including Morocco. About JourneyWoman Founded in 1994, JourneyWoman is the world's first solo female travel resource and one of the most trusted travel brands for women. The platform publishes award-winning editorial for women 50+, written by women who have personally visited every destination they recommend. JourneyWoman also hosts the JourneyWoman Travel Directory ā a free service offering hundreds of curated, women-friendly tours, retreats, small ships, and accommodations, with a focus on supporting women-owned travel businesses. The solo female travel market for women over 50 in North America is valued at $245 billion USD/CAD combined... and it is growing. š» Visit our website:Ā https://journeywoman.com | |||
| Solo Travel, Identity & Embracing the Unexpected with Bestselling Author & Former Iceland First Lady Eliza Reid | 06 mai 2026 | 00:47:17 | |
What does it take to leave everything familiar behind and build an extraordinary life in a new country? In this inspiring episode of JourneyWoman'sĀ Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast, host Kathy Buckworth sits down with Eliza Reid, Canadian-born bestselling author, celebrated public speaker, and former First Lady of Iceland, for a conversation that is equal parts wanderlust and wisdom.Ā ElizaĀ opens upĀ about her remarkable journey from backpacking adventurer to living life on the world stage, and what travel has taught her about identity, reinvention, and embracing the unexpected.Ā TakeawaysĀ
Chapters 02:55 Identity and Self-DescriptionĀ 06:01 The Role of First Lady: A Unique ExperienceĀ 09:07 Travel Dreams and Unexpected TurnsĀ 12:06 Making the Most of OpportunitiesĀ 14:52 The Importance of Solo TravelĀ 18:05 Eliza's Big Travel PlanĀ 21:09 Connecting Through Travel ExperiencesĀ 23:58 Exploring West Africa: A Solo AdventureĀ 25:38 Exploring Travel Preferences and PlanningĀ 27:31 Embracing Life's Patchwork of ExperiencesĀ 30:14 Contrasting Travel Styles: Backpacking vs. First LadyĀ 35:21 The Iceland Writers' Retreat: A Creative JourneyĀ 42:13 Travel Tips and Personal InsightsĀ About Our Guest About the Podcast The JourneyWoman Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast is for women 50+ who see travel not as a luxury, but as a way of life. Each month, host Kathy Buckworth, award-winning Canadian writer, broadcaster and media personality, sits down with inspiring women, trailblazing celebrities, and travel experts to explore what it truly means to travel boldly, and age even more boldly. Whether you're planning your next solo adventure, searching for meaningful connections, or simply ready to embrace the world on your own terms, this is your community. š More at: https://journeywoman.com/ageless-adventuress-travel-podcast/ š§ Subscribe to the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0bjH93bnuMsZ1fC24jk1n3 This podcast is produced in partnership with Globus Escapes, a Switzerland-based, family-owned travel company. Globus Escapes offers curated trips for women and designed for the non-peak travel season. | |||
| Embracing Travel After 50: A Journey with Monika Schnarre | 08 avr. 2026 | 00:23:30 | |
In this episode of JourneyWoman's Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast, host Kathy Buckworth interviews Monika Schnarre, a renowned supermodel and advocate for health and wellness. They discuss Monika's Bavarian roots, her extensive travel experiences as a model, and the importance of travel for women over 50. Monika shares her insights on solo travel, overcoming fears, and the lessons learned from her global adventures. The conversation also touches on practical travel tips, packing strategies, and the significance of embracing new experiences at any age. Monika's journey into real estate showcases her ability to reinvent herself and inspire others to pursue their passions. Takeaways
Ā Chapters 00:00Ā Introduction to Ageless Adventurous Travel 01:27Ā Monika's Bavarian Roots and Early Life 04:58Ā Travel Experiences as a Supermodel 07:49Ā Embracing Solo Travel and Overcoming Fear 09:15Ā Advice for First-Time Travelers 11:13Ā Lessons Learned from Global Travel 12:19Ā The Importance of Travel for Older Women 14:38Ā Travel Tips and Packing Strategies 18:11Ā Meeting Influential Figures and Money-Saving Tips 20:44Ā Monika's New Chapter in Real Estate
At fourteen, Monika was the youngest ever to win the prestigious Ford Modeling Agency's, Supermodel of the World competition. By fifteen, she was the youngest to have ever appeared on the cover of American Vogue and in the pages of the coveted Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. At eighteen, Monika moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career and She has been featured on the cover of House and Home and This OldĀ House. She is an ambassador of Habitat for Humanity's Women BuildĀ Campaign.Ā In her spare time, Monika enjoys all sports and playing with her youngĀ son, Bode. About the Podcast The JourneyWoman Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast is for women 50+ who see travel not as a luxury, but as a way of life. Each month, host Kathy Buckworth, award-winning Canadian writer, broadcaster and media personality, sits down with inspiring women, trailblazing celebrities, and travel experts to explore what it truly means to travel boldly, and age even more boldly. Whether you're planning your next solo adventure, searching for meaningful connections, or simply ready to embrace the world on your own terms, this is your community. š More at: https://journeywoman.com/ageless-adventuress-travel-podcast/ š§ Subscribe to the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0bjH93bnuMsZ1fC24jk1n3 This podcast is produced in partnership with Globus Escapes, a Switzerland-based, family-owned travel company. Globus Escapes offers curated trips for women and designed for the non-peak travel season, andĀ offers guided tours to destinations including Morocco. About JourneyWoman Founded in 1994, JourneyWoman is the world's first solo female travel resource and one of the most trusted travel brands for women. The platform publishes award-winning editorial for women 50+, written by women who have personally visited every destination they recommend. JourneyWoman also hosts the JourneyWoman Travel Directory ā a free service offering hundreds of curated, women-friendly tours, retreats, small ships, and accommodations, with a focus on supporting women-owned travel businesses. The solo female travel market for women over 50 in North America is valued at $245 billion USD/CAD combined... and it is growing. š» Visit our website:Ā https://journeywoman.com | |||
| Around the World in 80 Days: A Journey of Friendship with The Traveling Nanas | 03 mars 2026 | 00:28:18 | |
In this episode of JourneyWoman's Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast, host Kathy Buckworth speaks with Ellie Hamby and Sandy Heslip, two adventurous women over 80 who have travelled to nearly 50 countries together. They share their experiences, insights on travel, and the importance of friendship and cultural immersion. The conversation highlights their journey around the world in 80 days, their adventures in Egypt, and valuable travel tips for older women. The episode emphasizes the joy of human connection and encourages listeners to embrace travel as a means of self-discovery and adventure at any age. Takeaways
Chapters 00:00Ā Introduction to Ageless Adventures 02:40 Travelling Together: A Journey of Friendship 06:25Ā Around the World in 80 Days: The Concept 07:57Ā Exploring Egypt: Highlights and Experiences 15:50Ā Cultural Immersion and Food Adventures 17:19Ā Travel Tips for Older Women 19:16Ā The Importance of Human Connection in Travel 20:12Ā Hot Flash Round: Quick Travel Tips About the Podcast The JourneyWoman Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast is for women 50+ who see travel not as a luxury, but as a way of life. Each month, host Kathy Buckworth, award-winning Canadian writer, broadcaster and media personality, sits down with inspiring women, trailblazing celebrities, and travel experts to explore what it truly means to travel boldly, and age even more boldly. Whether you're planning your next solo adventure, searching for meaningful connections, or simply ready to embrace the world on your own terms, this is your community. š More at: https://journeywoman.com/ageless-adventuress-travel-podcast/ š§ Subscribe to the podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0bjH93bnuMsZ1fC24jk1n3 This podcast is produced in partnership with Globus Escapes, a Switzerland-based, family-owned travel company. Globus Escapes offers curated trips for women and designed for the non-peak travel season. About JourneyWoman Founded in 1994, JourneyWoman is the world's first solo female travel resource and one of the most trusted travel brands for women. The platform publishes award-winning editorial for women 50+, written by women who have personally visited every destination they recommend. JourneyWoman also hosts the JourneyWoman Travel Directory ā a free service offering hundreds of curated, women-friendly tours, retreats, small ships, and accommodations, with a focus on supporting women-owned travel businesses. The solo female travel market for women over 50 in North America is valued at $245 billion USD/CAD combined... and it is growing. š» Visit our website:Ā https://journeywoman.com | |||