solo travel
You've got somewhere to go, but no one to go with; solo travel is the nexus of independence and opportunity.
Solo Travel Guide: Safe and Affordable Countries for UK Travellers. AI-Generated.
Solo travel has seen a major rise across the UK in recent years, and in 2026, it’s more popular than ever. Whether it’s young professionals taking a break, students exploring during gap years, or even older travellers seeking independence, more people are choosing to travel alone.
By Stories Today4 months ago in Wander
Why Slow Travel Beats Checking Off Destinations — And Why 2026 Is the Perfect Year to Start
Three cities in ten days. Check. Forty-seven countries before forty. Check. The travel checklist mentality has defined how a generation approached exploring the world — and it's produced some of the most exhausting, photographically impressive, genuinely hollow experiences imaginable. Somewhere along the way, travel became about proving you'd been somewhere rather than actually being somewhere.
By Mxolisi Makhubela5 months ago in Wander
The Last General Store in Harlan County Is Also Its Town Square, Its Post Office, Its Rumor Mill, and Its Heart
In a hollow in eastern Kentucky, one store has survived the departure of everything else — and the woman who runs it has no intention of going anywhere.
By Jerry Nelson5 months ago in Wander
Morocco Family Vacation
Morocco Family Vacation: A 14 Day Journey Through Morocco With Kids I remember the moment clearly. Sitting on the plane, watching my kids press their faces against the window, full of excitement, while I sat there quietly wondering if I had taken on too much.
By Ariel Cohen5 months ago in Wander
Is Ifrane Worth Visiting With Kids?
Is Ifrane Worth Visiting With Kids? A Mom’s Travel Experience When we planned our family trip to Morocco, Ifrane was not originally at the top of my list. Most people talk about Marrakech, the Sahara, or the coastal towns, but I kept seeing this small mountain city mentioned as something completely different. People called it “the Switzerland of Morocco,” which honestly made me curious but also a little unsure.
By Ariel Cohen5 months ago in Wander
Morocco Family Vacation
Morocco Family Vacation: A Family Trip to Morocco in 12 Days A family trip to Morocco is something that stays with you long after you return home. Before we went, I had a lot of questions as a mom. Would it be too tiring for the kids? Would the long drives work for a family? Would we actually enjoy moving between cities, desert, and mountains in just under two weeks?
By Ariel Cohen5 months ago in Wander
Morocco Family Vacation
Morocco Family Vacation: Is Morocco Good for Families and What Parents Should Know When I first planned a Morocco family vacation, I had so many questions running through my mind. I was traveling with my kids, and I wanted to be sure it was safe, comfortable, and worth the long journey. I found mixed answers online, so I decided to go and experience it myself and see what Morocco is really like for families.
By Ariel Cohen5 months ago in Wander
Is Morocco Vegan Friendly?
Is Morocco Vegan Friendly? A Mom’s Honest Travel Experience When we planned our family trip to Morocco, I had one concern that kept coming back to me. As a mom traveling with kids and trying to stick to a mostly plant-based diet, I kept wondering if Morocco would be vegan friendly.
By Ariel Cohen5 months ago in Wander
Is the Todgha Gorge Worth Visiting?
Is the Todgha Gorge Worth Visiting? A Mom’s Honest Experience Before our trip to Morocco, I kept seeing photos of towering canyon walls and tiny figures walking between them. That place was Todgha Gorge, and like many parents planning a family trip, I asked myself: Is it really worth the stop, especially with kids?
By Ariel Cohen5 months ago in Wander
Smart travel in Europe: How to avoid pickpockets and scams
Europe’s rich history, culture, food, art, and magnificent architecture makes it one of the most rewarding travel destinations during the summer season. The railway system makes it especially attractive for those who want to travel to different countries in a short period of time.
By Susan Fourtané 5 months ago in Wander
