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Independent Blog, Advice and Travel Show: Career Break Secrets How to Travel Alone: Top 10 tips & 5 posts to beat loneliness Welcome to Solo Traveler. To receive the monthly Newsletter and the mid-month Solo Travel Advisory of deals, please subscribe on your right. Thanks for visiting! Me and my greeter in Chicago. After safety, loneliness is the number one complaint of the solo traveler. Most of us don’t actually complain about it that much; we relish our time alone. 10 Tips to Travel Solo and Social Choose your accommodation wisely. Posts to check out. Related posts: LeadsZapp Do Good As You Go - The Muskoka Foundation | Use What You Know, To Do Good As You Go. Solo Travel: 17 signs you've had too much 'alone' time ;-). Welcome to Solo Traveler. To receive the monthly Newsletter and the mid-month Solo Travel Advisory of deals, please subscribe on your right. Thanks for visiting! When you travel solo you can do what you want when you want. Being alone, that independence, is one of the good things about solo travel. So that you don’t go too far on the solo side of travel I thought I would write a lighthearted post on the subject. I give you… 17 signs that you’ve had too much alone time. 1… You’ve gone about as far as you can learning the harmonica. 2… You’ve worn the same shirt across 3 borders but think: “well, it’s new to them”. 3… You step into a cab and “that smell” is you. 4… Your internal dialog becomes your external dialog. 5… You find deep meaning in country music. 6… When you finally find an engaging conversation, the only response you can muster is “uh-huh”. 7… You spend more then 20 minutes talking to your mugger – and he doesn’t speak English. 8… You catch a fish and find yourself just petting it.

Eduzz Infoprodutores Se você já ensina uma matéria ou tem um conteúdo que gostaria de distribuí-lo para milhares de pessoas em todo o Brasil, o Eduzz é a solução perfeita. Seu material será divulgado diariamente para milhares de pessoas que buscam os mais diversos assuntos no Eduzz. Torne-se um Infoprodutor da Eduzz 52 Places to Go in 2015 A revitalized city welcomes the world. Sure, Italy is rich with romantic cities like Florence, Venice and Rome — but its most vibrant might just be Milan. And this is the year for tourists to explore its charms, as it hosts the 2015 World Expo. Twenty million visitors are expected to visit the city for the Expo, a mammoth event that runs from May through October and involves more than 130 participating nations and organizations sponsoring more than 60 pavilions. The Expo’s theme focuses on food, nutrition and sustainability practices — a fitting choice for a city steeped in Italian culinary traditions. The Expo coincides with the completion of a number of urban renewal projects that are infusing new life into overlooked quarters, like La Darsena, a formerly dilapidated harbor that will feature tree-lined promenades, bike paths and piazzas. And Milanese restaurants are earning acclaim for their increased focus on diverse regional cuisines from across the Italian peninsula.

Hiking Boots to High Heels in 1 Carry-on: Here's Your Packing List Welcome to Solo Traveler. To receive the monthly Newsletter and the mid-month Solo Travel Advisory of deals, please subscribe on your right. Thanks for visiting! That’s my suitcase. Those are my hiking boots. Inside are high heels. Last November I traveled solo to England for 2 weeks and enjoyed a range of activities all out of a carry-on. Managing all my clothes and gadgets in one carry-on is important to me when I travel solo. I did a Halloween punt on the Cam river in Cambridge, walked the Lake District, wandered fashionable Bath and went to a trade show and other meetings in London. Some people wonder how it can be done with just one carry-on. Don’t pack the bulky things. I grant you, this was a logistical plan executed with military precision — I wouldn’t want to travel this tight all the time — but it did work. Solo Travel Packing List – the essentials First pack the basics. Solo Travel Packing List – clothes Then pack your clothes. Shoes – one pair street shoes one pair heels.

Affiliate Program Software, Affiliate Tracking Software Marketing Workaway.info the site for free work exchange. Gap year volunteer for food and accommodation whilst travelling abroad. Solo Travel Mistakes to Avoid Welcome to Solo Traveler. To receive the monthly Newsletter and the mid-month Solo Travel Advisory of deals, please subscribe on your right. Thanks for visiting! This is my hotel in Havana. Traveling alone leaves less room for error. 1. My number one safety rule is “stay in a public”. 2. A new city always looks more challenging in the dark than in daylight – especially as a solo traveler. Unless you in the fashion biz, packing too much is the sign of a travel rookie. 3. Dragging around a large suitcase, or worse, more than one suitcase is a hassle, expensive (you may spend a lot tipping people to carry it for you) and not particularly safe – you don’t look like a seasoned traveler and therefore you may be more of a target. 4. It’s important to take time as a solo traveler – to take time and relax into a new location so that you can enjoy what it has to offer. 5. Things can happen when you travel. 6. 7. It’s good to know that you have backup if you need it. Related posts:

software - mobile responsive landing page generator Turn your next idea into a published landing page in less than five minutes with LeadPages™. We have engineered the simplest landing page builder in the industry, so you can create, edit and deploy your next high-converting page without touching a single line of code. Our 100% mobile responsive landing pages also work effortlessly on iPhones, iPads, and Android devices, so you can ensure that everyone can navigate through your landing pages. Click here to demo this feature About Jack and Jill Meet Jack Whenever Jack lets himself get dragged into Jill’s plan, he almost never regrets the decision. But every now and then, he feels like staying behind to indulge in his other life’s passions: climbing, whiskey, and writing mad code. Meet Jill Jill is the voice behind this site and all of social media. We started the site sometime in 2010 to share stories about our travel. UPDATE (Dec 2014): We moved out of SF and bought a van! Let’s stay connected! We post once a week, every Tuesday, on this blog.For stories that don’t make it onto this blog: or For on-the-scene updates: For our best photos, along with running captions: Instagram page How can we afford to travel so much? Time: Jill works as a freelancer and thus has the kind of flexibility that allows her to take off whenever she feels like it to work wherever she wants. Money: We set a yearly travel budget and work within it. Sometimes we also partner with local outfitters that allow us to stretch our budget further. Destinations Gear