March 21, 2018 Best animal photobombs taken while traveling Take a look at these travel photos that star animal photobombers with no shame in their game.
March 21, 2018 Race to the top: World’s tallest Ferris wheels A global race is in motion to nab the title of world’s tallest wheel.
March 21, 2018 Red Bull Illume photo contest winners highlight beauty of extreme sports The 3rd Red Bull Illume Image Quest photography competition dedicated to world of action and adventure sports has just announced the winners. Check out these amazing snaps.
March 21, 2018 Best new travel gadgets on the market right now We've cut through the clutter and road tested the latest electronic gear to bring you the essential guide to the best in portable technology.
March 21, 2018 Hot new volcano vacations Looking beyond disaster tourism to volcanic hot springs and lava-roasted marshmallows.
March 21, 2018 Vertigo-inducing buildings around the world Here are some of the world’s most iconic tall structures.
March 21, 2018 5 trips to take to make your own actual Shark Week It’s Shark Week and for the country’s most adventure-prone people that means one thing, actual shark diving.
March 21, 2018 Winners of the National Geographic Traveler photo contest The 25th annual photo contest received more than 15,000 entries from photographers around the globe.
March 21, 2018 Top 5 places in the world for women to travel solo Year round women are seeking trips to venture out on their own, away from daily life and the demands of work, family and friends. They want to forget about wearing make-up, truly be themselves and enjoy the experience of a lifetime. While there are travelers who want the support of a small group, some prefer to go it completely alone. There are many places in the world that I’d recommend such a journey; however, women should still keep some basic safety practices in mind. I always recommend storing your valuables in different places (hotel safe, your pocket, wallet), keeping a copy of your passport in case it’s lost or stolen and using a moneybelt instead of a purse. Plus, simply appearing confident instead of unsure can go a long way in avoiding danger. I also suggest when women first arrive at their destination that they take a guided walking tour to get acclimated, to learn where things are and to get a feel for the culture. It’s also important to dress appropriately for the country; conservative is always better and ensures you can gain admittance to attractions that may require a standard of dress. That said, here are some of my favorite places in the world where women can feel comfortable traveling solo:
