Just For Women
Always carry a copy of your documents in your carry-on bag. And don't carry all your money in the same bag. Put a little in your carry-on bag and a little in your bra. read more
Serious Safety Tips for Women
I'm not a paranoid traveler, but I do travel by myself often, and I take
a lot of precautions. To travel without fear, we need to be savvy. I
learned these tips from a woman who recently took a self-defense class.
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How to
Protect Yourself if You're a Woman Traveling Alone
More women are now choosing to travel solo than ever before. It's a
great way to see the world, but here are a few safety precautions to
consider as you plan your dream vacation.
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How to Handle Sexual Harassment When Traveling Abroad
If you are a woman traveling alone or with a small group of other women, there may be times when you feel threatened or annoyed by persistent male interest. read more
Travel Tips for Women
Make smart choices and use your common sense. Don't be paranoid, but be aware that bad things do happen, and protect yourself. Trust your instincts. They are well-honed from living in the USA. If you feel something is off, wrong, strange - get out, move on, flee, scream, whatever is appropriate. Do it quickly. read more
Always Carry Tampons
It is almost a given that if you set out on holiday without any sanitary products, that your period will chose that time to arrive! read more
Asia Travel: Women Travellers
Women travellers in India need to be especially careful. The general belief in India tends to be that western women are easy, friendly and free. This is pretty much a myth propagated by the slimy underbelly of Hollywood which churns out third-rate soft porn movies that are lapped up by certain sections of male audiences. read more
Safety Tips for Traveling Women
I'm not a paranoid traveler, but I do travel by myself often, and I take a lot of precautions. To travel without fear, we need to be savvy. These tips will increase your awareness, your comfort level and the power you have to travel safely. One thing is certain, the more you travel, the less fear you'll experience. So travel safely and often! Marybeth. read more
Pregnancy and travel
Generally speaking, the safest time for a pregnant woman to travel is during her second trimester, provided she isn't experiencing any complications. If you are pregnant and considering travel, you must consult with your doctor, especially if your pregnancy is high-risk. Take into consideration the standard of medical care at your chosen destination, just in case you need help. read more
Breastfeeding and travel
Breast milk is naturally sterile and contains immune factors, so it is the safest drink for your baby while travelling. If your baby is exclusively breastfed, you won't have to worry about suspect water supplies and sterilising bottles either. If your baby is over six months of age and needs dietary supplements, consider using formulations that don't require mixing in water, such as vitamin drops. read more
Pregnancy, Breast-Feeding, and Travel
Pregnant women considering international travel should be advised to
evaluate the potential problems associated with international travel as
well as the quality of medical care available at the destination and
during transit. According to the American College of Obstetrics and
Gynecology, the safest time for a pregnant woman to travel is during the
second trimester (18–24 weeks) when she usually feels best and is in
least danger of experiencing a spontaneous abortion or premature labor.
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Women
Travelers - Packing Tips
Packing light is essential for a backpacking trip. Bringing half of your
wardrobe is definitely out! Try to take only the bare essentials. You
will not need your sexy little black dress, your cotton candy pink
cashmere sweater set, your 4 inch high-heeled shoes etc., unless you
stumble upon a very unusual backpacking crowd.
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