u/No_Register_2099

Biggest things for me are cost, culture, arts/museum, good food. I’ve only been to the Balkan region of Europe so would love to explore outside of it.

Has anyones claim ever been denied? If so… can you please provide details.

I’ve read all the good. I wanna know all the bad.

Debating on which insurance company i should purchase from and would like to know peoples difficult experience so i can know both sides.

Mine is a small doorstop alarm. It weighs nothing and I sleep so much better. What's yours?

Like 2 way mirrors, hidden cameras etc.

Do any of you have tips on how to do that?

Maybe I’m craycray but I really do care about my safety.

No matter how much I love a country or city, I'm not going back because there's still too many other places to explore. What if I like somewhere else even more?

I’ve travelled quite a lot over the years and have travelled solo in many different places. Of course, everyone has different experiences, but based on my own, there are a few destinations I wouldn’t recommend for someone’s first solo trip.

So, from my experience I wouldn’t recommend Tunisia, Egypt and Morocco, especially north Morocco. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t visit them. They can be interesting countries, but travelling there alone as a female, can be a very different experience, and I personally found them way more challenging than many other destinations.

I dont mean loneliness as in not meeting other people, I solo travel for a reason. I think it’s more of an intense homesick feeling kind of loneliness. I have no problem with the social side of solo travelling, but I constantly think of my family/friends/partner and it makes me so sad.

Everything is on my phone and am worried if something happened to it, what i would do.

It’s gonna be my first time cooking in hostels and I’ll probably have to leave some food in the fridge for the next days. Is it common to get you food stolen is hostels or I should be safe if I cook 2-3 meals in advance?

I have been dating for almost 5 years and I find that men are intimidated by my travels. Anyone else?

I want to go to Albania, but everyone is telling me to be careful.

I don’t drink, I don’t party and I don’t do drugs, so I already feel like that already adds an extra layer of “being careful”.

I often see people say, “Don’t take it, you can just buy it there.” But if I already own it and know I’ll use it, why buy another one?

My holiday time is just as valuable as my limited funds. I’d rather pack what I need than waste precious vacation time looking for something I already have at home.

What do you think, pack it or buy it there?

Something that strikes me during my trips is that I seem to be totally lost without my phone or an internet connection. I have to use GPS to find what I’m looking for, can’t use maps, and can’t figure out where to go just by looking at street names or bus stops. How about you?

Where do you tip? I know you need to tip in restaurants but if i just grab something to go or a coffee to go do I tip as well? Do I tip reception staff at my hotel? And generally do I need to have cash to tip or can I add tip to my bill?

I’m reaching out to anyone who’s spent time in Venice, Italy; It sounds like a fun time but I’m not sure if it’s too touristy

I was most nervous about getting lost and having no one to help me. Couldn't have been farther from the truth. When you're a woman traveling solo, people around the world go out of their way to look after you.

We are at the end of the day, tourists. Stop feeling shame for doing traditional tourist stuff - a lot of it is actually interesting and worth doing. Obviously watch you’re not being over charged for experiences but what’s so wrong with doing?“touristy stuff” on holiday.

Are the trains interconnected to travel to another city. Im a bit anxious because of the signages.