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Comment by Delvinus Sabolak on November 18, 2010 at 10:28am

http://delvino-mentawaisurftravel.blogspot.com/

Comment by Zoë Dawes on October 22, 2010 at 3:06pm

Just joined the site & wanted to say hi. I often travel alone when my son is away and love to share news & ideas.

Comment by Ed Wetschler on October 14, 2010 at 10:16am

Report on eTurboNews about sex and travel: "A lot of people who are nice and proper here, do things more out of line when they are away," says a co-owner of the Toronto nightclub Wicked. They're doing those things in public, and they're even doing them at public monuments, which has gotten some people arrested.

"A summer-sex survey done by the condom maker Durex in 2006 found that people on vacation are most likely to have sex in a hotel room, but will also engage in amore in the pool, at the beach and on the hotel balcony.

"In Men's Health magazine, an article discussing the top reader-submitted vacation spots for sex included the Grand Canyon and a New York ferry."

Never thought of that -- and I grew taking that ferry.

"In Britain, a phenomenon called "dogging" has seen a rise of people having sex and watching people have sex in public parks."

The authors of Sex and Tourism: Journeys of Romance, Love and Lust have found that most of this sex is with the partners people are already traveling with. I'm not sure what they mean by "most."

In any case -- and on balance -- is this a good thing?

Comment by West Africa Discovery on August 17, 2010 at 12:24pm

Fancy spending a week on a tropical beach all-expenses paid?

Ever had a dream about being part of a tribe and living the tribal life?

Interested in sustainable development technologies?

Have an interest in local heritage?

Wouldn't mind participating in the following activities: sunbathing, building, swimming, cooking, canoeing upriver, trekking, fishing, beach football, skill sharing, teaching, drumming, bonfires, and eating great seafood?

Have an urge to be the first to discover a new destination?

Want to make a difference in a country looking to change its image?

If your answer to one of the questions above is YES, then why not check out Tribewanted Sierra Leone's prize draw. For more information and to enter the 'sweepstake', click here.

Comment by Casa Del Soul on July 30, 2010 at 9:20am

"Casa Del Soul" invites all "Solo" Travelers to stay at www.casadelsoul.info Rated #1 in "Specialty Lodging" in San Juan Del Sur,Nicaragua by www.tripadvisor.com Please see all of my reviews and see why everybody loves it here...Randy

Comment by West Africa Discovery on July 24, 2010 at 12:48pm

Andrew, a traveller who has recently booked a responsible tourism holiday to Cameroon through the West Africa Discovery website, suggested that we post his story about his journey through Senegal and the Gambia in order to raise awareness to the rich experiences that can be had in West Africa when travelling independently. Of course,without hesitation, we agreed! So, without further ado, sit back with a cup of tea (or coffee, as you prefer) and enjoy the following recount of what seems like an unforgettable experience.

Comment by ASTA on July 16, 2010 at 4:20pm

Come to Orlando this September 11 and 12 to attend THETRAVELBLOGGERSSHOW and hear Janice Waugh speak about solo travel!

She is the Publisher, Editor & Writer of Solo Traveler http://solotravelerblog.com, co-founder of the Global Bloggers Network http://globalbloggersnetwork.com and Toronto organizer of Meet Plan Go http://meetplango.com.


find out more at http://www.thetradeshow.org/thetravelbloggershow.cfm

Comment by Maureen Blevins on July 1, 2010 at 8:46pm

I have traveled solo several times. I am planning on doing some solo time in Wales and also in Tanzania. I find I actually become more sociable if I'm on my own. I seek out others in place of conversing with my companions. I've met lots of interesting people this way!

Comment by West Africa Discovery on July 1, 2010 at 4:46am

It takes one person to go there and come back to tell their friends what a good time they had in order to change perceptions. This is what Sorrell Golding did, and now she has written an inspiring article that hopefully, as she puts it, will give Sierra Leone the acknowledgement it deserves for being such a friendly, stunning, unforgettable country! To read the article, please click here.

Comment by Toni White on April 5, 2010 at 7:06am

Hi all,
I'm a solo backpacker and, last time I checked, a woman and have already experienced my fair share of highs and lows. This is my first solo journey and already 3 out of 12 weeks into it! Join me as I go through the emotions and figure out important life and personal lessons along the way!

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