Dear JourneyWoman, Need a reminder that your voice matters? We're hosting two events that feature women from the JourneyWoman community who are sharing their personal solo journeys with us. Come join us, support these women and share WHY we travel — to learn, to grow, to step out of our comfort zone, to inspire others, and to teach. Women's Solo Memoirs: Thursday, May 25, 7 pm ET
Solo Travel Q&A With JW Writer and Author Karen Gershowitz For those who yearn for quirky and unique travel experiences, you’ll want to put Karen Gershowitz’s latest book, Wanderlust: Extraordinary People, Quirky Places and Curious Cuisine, on your reading list. With more than 90 countries under her belt, Gershowitz shows us that life is better — and more fun — when we’re curious. Places are limited, don't wait to sign up!
Connect with Other Women at a Local Meetup JourneyWomen the world over want to meet in person, so we're coordinating a series of meetups in Canada. If you'd like to host a meetup please email Carolyn at editor@journeywoman.com with a suggested time, date and location. Toronto Meet up - Saturday, June 3, 10 am -11:30 am walking tour with Myseum of Toronto hosted by the Toronto Society of Architects. Tour starts at the ROM. More info and Sign up here! Edmonton AB Meet up - Saturday, June 3, 11 am at Second Cup - details here. Save the date: Victoria, BC Meet up - June 23, 4 pm - JW writer Karen Gershowitz is hosting. Details to come. Vancouver Meet up - June 26, 4 pm - JW writer Karen Gershowitz is hosting. Details to come. Toronto/ GTA, Rouge Valley Park Walk/Hike - July 8 - save the date (announcement coming soon) "Limitless Accessibility" Group on Thursday, June 8, 7 pm ET Join us for our monthly discussion on ideas and tips to improve mobility and accessibility on group tours. Last month, we focused on airports and accommodations. This month, Patch from Accessible Go is joining us to share tips about hotel accessibility. Sign up here. Just a reminder that all of our virtual events are recorded and available on the JourneyWoman YouTube channel here. Subscribe now so that you don't miss anything! Thank you for continuing to recommend and share JourneyWoman with women who love travel!
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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.
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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...