Travel HER

What happens when the people closest to you don't understand the choices you're making?In this episode, I talk about the struggle with seeking validation from friends and family, and how I learned that being misunderstood doesn't mean you're making the wrong choice.You don't need everyone to understand your path. You need to know why you're choosing it.So, what's your next move?Instagram

From Mexico to South Korea: Mitch shares how stepping far outside her comfort zone led to unexpected growth and a new sense of safety.She left everything she knew behind. What she found on the other side wasn’t just freedom, it was a new definition of home.

One trip. One encounter. A flood of feelings. In this new season of Travel HER, I welcome Giulia for a reading story that leads to an open and vulnerable conversation about the dating and hook-up culture while traveling abroad. Let’s talk about what we don’t usually say out loud.Follow Travel Her on Instagram to stay updated Article : https://trouvetavoix.com/solo-travel-rencontre-ephemere-ghosting/

Aala grew up believing that travelling alone was something women simply did not do. At ten, she could only imagine the places she read about in books. She never imagined she would eventually build a life abroad.From studying in Manchester to living in Egypt, Spain, Dubai, and Saudi Arabia, Aala gradually learned to make choices for herself, even when her family did not understand them. Her first solo experience in Spain also taught her how to handle loneliness, boredom, and unfamiliar surroundings on her own.In this episode of TravelHER, Aala talks about breaking away from family expectations, learning to enjoy her own company, and making decisions before fear and overthinking take over.Follow Travel HER on instagram

At 19, Trista left Canada alone after a friend cancelled their plans to backpack around Europe. She had already decided she wanted to live abroad, but she had no idea where that first trip would lead.Over the next 20 years, she travelled to 78 countries and built a career in humanitarian aid, working in places including Guatemala, Sri Lanka, Angola, Iraq, Yemen, and Lebanon. Her experiences exposed her to war, displacement, natural disasters, and the resilience of people living through unimaginable circumstances.In this episode of TravelHER, Trista talks about travelling alone, building resilience, starting again at 53, and questioning the idea that happiness is waiting for you somewhere else. She also shares why fear doesn't have to stop you, why there is no deadline for creating a different life, and what she has learned from decades of living abroad.tristaguertin.comthisdaringadventure.cominstagram.com/tristavguertinFollow Travel HER on Instagram /travelherpodcast/