Edited by the Vice Chairman of OAT Harriet LewisThe free NEW 101+ Tips for Solo Travelers provide advice from OAT’s most experienced solo travelers, trip experience leaders in over 80 countries around the world, and OAT employees.
“Today at Overseas Adventure Travel, more than 50% of our travelers are single women and over 60,” he said Harriett Lewis. “There are a very large number of women who choose to travel solos. Sometimes we go all alone, sometimes we explore with a friend, share with a roommate, or join a group. We just love it travel and discover new things. “
101+ Tips for Women Traveling Alone is a guide that has been specially written for the mature woman – regardless of whether she is traveling completely independently, taking part in a group tour or traveling for the first time without a partner. 101+ tips cover a wide range of topics in one place, making it one of the most comprehensive travel resources available. The book provides insights into safety for solo travelers. Monetary matters, including global tips; Etiquette, food and culture abroad; Pack like a pro; Top Solo-Friendly Destinations; and tips for specific regions of the world. The 96-page book is lightweight and fits in a small travel bag or wallet.
Tip No. 26 recommends: “Set up a separate travel account. If you top up your travel account with money and don’t use your normal” at home “account, you will save yourself the headache of having to reset all your direct debits if your only- Travel account is at risk. “Tip # 70 is:” Hide your money in different places. If you wear a money belt or neck pocket, wear it on the inside of your clothes. Bring cash, a debit card, or a credit card with you – but don’t put it all in one place. “
Solo: Get strong
Single women make up 50% of OAT passengers, with more than 31,000 travelers booked for 2021 and 2022.
“I lost my husband a few years ago and life wouldn’t stop for me,” said the 9-time OAT traveler Inge Brockbank. “It is of the utmost importance to keep being active. If you don’t challenge your brain, you will rust. I don’t want to rust before my time, so I’ll keep exploring.”
Patricia CalziaThe 20-time traveler said: “People were surprised to hear that I was traveling alone Morocco. They would ask me who would go with me – who would take care of me. I told them I would be with 15 friends. I just hadn’t met her yet. When traveling on OAT, the rest of the group is so welcoming that it never feels like you are alone. “
OAT offers free single room supplements on 92% of its 30,000 single places to support single travelers. OAT offers free individual supplements for all OAT adventures and expansions before and after the voyage, as well as free or low-cost individual supplements for its small ship adventures.
The top 5 OAT adventures selected by solo women include Morocco Sahara Odyssey, Ultimate Africa:: Botswana, Zambia & Zimbabwe Safari, Egypt & the Eternal Nile by Private Classic River Yacht, Sicily Old landscapes & timeless traditions, and Japan Cultural treasures.
OAT caters to solo travelers with an intimate and accessible experience. Groups are limited to 8-16 travelers (13 average) by land and 20-25 (22 average) by sea. Each OAT trip is a learning adventure that not only shows iconic landmarks, but also lets travelers experience the true culture through unique hands-on activities, engaging with nature, and authentic interactions with locals.
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ABOUT OVERSEAS ADVENTURE TRAVEL
Founded in 1978, Overseas Adventure Travel (OAT) is part of the Boston-based travel company family of the Grand Circle Corporation, which also includes Grand Circle Cruise Line and Grand Circle Travel. In 1992, owners Alan and Harriet Lewis established the non-profit Grand Circle Foundation to support communities in which Grand Circle works and travels, including around 300 humanitarian, cultural and educational projects worldwide – including 100 schools in 50 countries. The foundation is part of the Lewis Family Foundation, which has pledged or donated more than $ 200 million since 1981.
SOURCE Overseas Adventure Travel
