Plagued by violence and poverty, Alex Saint explores whether Honduras is safe for female travelers, while also looking at the situation local women face in the country.
Women's Travel
The First Woman to Kayak Down the Amazon River
Cutting off all her hair and risking her life, Darcy Gaechter, was the first woman to kayak down the Amazon River. Here, she shares her incredible story.
Is Travel the Cure to a Broken Heart? Here’s What Experts Say
Experts answer the age-old question of whether booking a trip and traveling can help remedy a post-relationship heartbreak.
Tips for Women Solo Traveling for the First Time
If headed abroad solo for the first time, consider these simple tips before you take off on your big solo traveling adventure.
How Discrimination is Changing the Way We Travel
In the age of Donald Trump, growing discrimination is changing the way minorities are traveling and planning their trips now.
Apo Whang-Od, The 101-Year Old Tattoo Woman of the Philippines
Our Executive Editor, Kelly Lewis, meets the 101-year old Apo Whang-Od, who is the last living Kalinga warrior tattooist in the Philippines.
