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She Travels Alone


Someone has rightly said that your experiences are more valuable than materialistic possessions in life.
Why people travel alone? Will having a companion won't make it more fun and convenient? Such things would often come to my mind whenever I come to know about someone travelling alone. And if it's a woman I would be the first one to question the safety. But what makes people travel alone especially women. I spent some time last week doing an online research and talking to some of my female friends trying to find answers to some of the questions.

World is traveling alone
A little bit of research online tells me that exploring the world alone is a fast growing trend, according to an analysis by 101holidays website, on its 100,000 bookings 35% of their clients are single travelers. They have also reported that the trend is only increasing year on year and they have even launched a site dedicated to single travelers. It also says that solo travel is especially very popular among women with 58.3 percent of the solo travelers being females.
This article explores the concept of Women Solo Travel and published on Huffington Post recently. Read complete article here
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