Founded in Canada in 1994, JourneyWoman™ is the world’s first and largest women’s solo travel website and community, inspiring women over 50 to travel safely and well. Led by CEO and Editor Carolyn Ray, we publish a monthly magazine, curate exclusive HOT FLASH travel deals and discounts, host informative webinars and events, and produce the JourneyWoman Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast. We also host the world's only Women’s Travel Directory, which features women-friendly tours, retreats, places to stay and small ships. Learn more at JourneyWoman.com.
JourneyWoman: Cyber Security Webinars
Dear Reader, In April and May, we hosted two Cyber Security webinars to provide you with expert advice to protect yourself from hackers and cybercrime. If you didn't have an opportunity to join us live, both sessions are now available on our YouTube channel for viewing at your leisure. Our expert speaker is Paige Hanson, a certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist. Paige holds a certificate in Identity Leadership from the University of Texas at Austin, Center for Identity, and has 15+ years of experience in identity management. Hanson’s expertise covers a range of identity fraud and cyber security topics. As with the original sessions, both of these webinars are pay-what-you-can, with proceeds going to our speaker and Women4Cyber Foundation, an initiative that aims to help fill the gender gap among cybersecurity professionals in Europe. Be prepared. Be safe. Know what to do. Session 1 (April 11): Covers Cyber Security basics including scams, malware, passwords, two-factor authentication and apps to use and how to report a crime.
Session 2 (May 13): Cyber Security During Travel includes common travel scenarios that put you at risk while travelling including using public wifi, credit card fraud, and phishing emails.
Want to learn more? Please read: 12 Cyber Security Travel Tips for Women; Six Tips to Protect Your Online Safety. Six Tips for Online Dating, What Women Need to Know about Human Trafficking and Travel. Thank you for continuing to recommend and share JourneyWoman with women who love travel! Travel well, No longer interested in JourneyWoman events emails? Click here to unsubscribe.
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JourneyWoman Solo Travel for Women Over 50
Founded in Canada in 1994, JourneyWoman™ is the world’s first and largest women’s solo travel website and community, inspiring women over 50 to travel safely and well. Led by CEO and Editor Carolyn Ray, we publish a monthly magazine, curate exclusive HOT FLASH travel deals and discounts, host informative webinars and events, and produce the JourneyWoman Ageless Adventuress Travel Podcast. We also host the world's only Women’s Travel Directory, which features women-friendly tours, retreats, places to stay and small ships. Learn more at JourneyWoman.com.
At JourneyWoman, we want to help you save time and start travelling! Every two weeks, we'll curate the best travel deals for hotels, tours and day trips to help you plan your travels. The companies featured in JourneyWoman’s Women’s Travel Directory are vetted by JourneyWoman to ensure that they operate with the highest standards. TourRadar also performs its own verification and onboarding process for all operators on its platform, adding an additional layer of security and professionalism....
Dear Reader, Thanks to everyone who joined our Women's Travel Wednesday Camino de Santiago webinar with best-selling author Jane Christmas and Carolyn Ray on June 3. What an inspiring discussion! We hope you enjoyed the breakout rooms on mindfulness, wellness/fitness, group travel, journaling and packing, hosted by our Women's Travel Directory partners, and our sponsors, including the Tourism Office of Spain in Canada. We've put their contact information below if you'd like to reach out....
Dear Reader, After finishing my 400 km walk on Spain’s northern Camino, I will admit to feeling both joy and sadness. Joy that I was able to complete this incredible trek, and sadness that it’s over! That month away feels like a gift. The opportunity to walk in silence, see the ocean and get so connected to my body and nature was incredibly meaningful. In the end, it wasn’t just about getting to Santiago, it was about the journey itself. There is no question in my mind that any woman can do...