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Solo Travel Adventures: Safe Travel for Women, Preparing for a Trip, Overcoming Fear, Travel Tips

Solo Travel Adventures: Safe Travel for Women, Preparing for a Trip, Overcoming Fear, Travel Tips

De: Cheryl Esch-Solo Travel Advocate/Certified Travel Coach/Freedom Traveler
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Equipping Women over 50 to Safely Travel in Confidence

Is fear holding you back from traveling because you don’t have anyone to go with? Are you concerned about being a woman traveling alone? Not sure how to prepare for a solo trip? Do family and friends think you are crazy for even considering solo travel in this day and age?

In this podcast, you will become equipped to travel safely by yourself. You’ll learn things like tactical travel tips and how to prepare for a trip, and how to overcome the fear so you can discover the transformation that travel can bring. My mission is to see more women over 50, empty-nesters, discover how travel can empower them. If you want to enjoy your next travel adventure solo, then start your journey here.

Hi Sister Travelers, I’m Cheryl, solo travel advocate and coach. I spent nearly 20 years putting my family/children first and felt guilty about even considering solo travel at the time. After my divorce and transitioning to an empty nest, I began to rediscover my passion for travel, built confidence in myself, and started to explore again. I have experienced life-changing adventures through travel and I want the same for you.

If you are ready to find freedom through travel and build your confidence while safely navigating new places, then this podcast is for you!

Pack your bags, grab your plane tickets and check one more time for that passport. It’s time to explore the world.

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  • How A Two-Week Solo Trip Sparked A Lifelong Mission To Help Women Heal
    Jan 6 2026

    What if your next trip wasn’t about seeing more, but about feeling better? We open the year with a clear pivot: moving beyond packing lists and must-see cities toward purposeful, healing-centered travel. Cheryl shares how a lifetime of journeys—from a childhood RV trek to a two-week solo reset after divorce—shaped a coaching approach that helps women 50+ navigate grief, trauma, and reinvention with travel as a supportive tool.

    You’ll hear the story of Jamaica after her mother’s passing and why unexpected moments can spark hope when words fall short. We also unpack a candid Camino de Santiago experience on the Portuguese route: the training, the high expectations, the loneliness, and the physical strain that refused to fit a neat healing arc. The lesson is honest and freeing—travel rarely transforms on command, but it does create space for patience, perspective, and small, steady shifts that last.

    If you’ve felt overwhelmed by life and underwhelmed by your options, this conversation offers practical guidance for designing why-cations with intention. Think slower itineraries, nature-forward routes, reflection rituals, and gentle support that pairs well with therapy. We talk about building confidence on the road, learning to be still, and choosing trips that restore rather than deplete. Ready to start a season of renewal? Book a discovery call at Cherylbeckesh.com, subscribe for future episodes, and share this with a friend who needs a hopeful nudge toward her next chapter.

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  • Stop Waiting For Perfect Timing And Start Planning The Trip You’ll Remember
    Dec 23 2025

    Deadlines are comforting until you realize they’re imaginary. After a week of health scares in our circle, we talk candidly about why travel plans so often stall—and how to turn intention into action before time makes the choice for you. If you’ve been waiting for the perfect companion, perfect price, or perfect timing, this conversation hands you permission and a plan to go anyway.

    We start by naming the big dream—the destination that keeps tugging at you—and reframing it as a Masogi-style challenge: a bold, defining trip that stretches your limits and resets your sense of what’s possible. From there, we break the process into practical tracks: money, time, knowledge, and logistics.

    Then we get tactical. We share how to build a mock itinerary in Wanderlog so ideas become maps, not just wishes. We outline a saving plan you can stick to, and the exact tools we use to catch deals—Google Flights, Skyscanner, Booking, and Going—plus how to set fare alerts that quietly do the work while you live your life. You’ll learn to pick dates, star neighborhoods, and make quick decisions when prices dip, all while staying out of debt and in control.

    By the end, you’ll have a clear first step, a destination to claim, and the confidence to travel solo if that’s what gets you moving. Put your goal on the wall, start the alerts, and take one small action today. If this sparked your next trip, subscribe, share the show with a friend who needs a nudge, and leave a quick review to help more travelers find us. Where will you go first?

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  • 7 Top Travel Destination for Solo Travelers in 2026 That are Under-The-Radar
    Dec 16 2025

    The year winds down, but our maps are just getting interesting. After a warm reset in Florida, a birthday pilgrimage to Iceland, canyon time in West Texas, an Austin do-over, and a passport-stacking cruise, we took a hard look at what actually made 2025 travel feel good—and what didn’t. The frenzy cooled, flight deals quietly returned, and a new mindset emerged: go with intention, spend smarter, and skip the crush.

    From that lens we reveal seven destinations we’re excited about for 2026, all chosen with solo women in mind: Albania’s affordable Riviera and rugged Alps, Taiwan’s festival-rich culture and flawless transit, Uzbekistan’s Silk Road splendor stitched together by high-speed rail, Poland’s overlooked mix of medieval squares and Baltic breezes, Slovenia’s lakes-and-Alps perfection anchored by walkable Ljubljana, South Korea’s Seoul where palaces meet neon and late-night eats, and Mongolia’s vast steppe, monasteries, and wild horses that reward guided exploration. Each pick balances safety, value, and texture, offering big experiences without elbowing through the usual lines.

    We also share why revenge travel finally ran out of steam, how to spot mistake fares without chasing noise, and when shoulder seasons stretch budgets while keeping the magic. If you’re ready to trade overdone itineraries for places that still surprise, this guide is your green light. Listen to map your next move, then tell us where you’re headed. Subscribe, share with a friend who travels solo, and leave a review with the destination you want us to tackle next.

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this comment specifically refers to the above episode in this podcast (some others I have found less helpful).
So, I think of myself as fairly budget conscious but this episode had me taking a hard look at some of my payments that I've been less diligent about optimising.
I've been saving really well in the past few years but this really helped me to consider ways I could be saving more because yes, I would like to be traveling more than I do.

Regarding the podcast generally: this chic is easy to listen to, good sound and not over the top like a lot of other travel podcasters - I guess it's nice to listen to a more mature woman who's traveling vs some unrelatable 20 something (not that I'm quite in the 50+ age group yet but I'd rather listen to this than some 20+ yo giving travel advice like they're an expert - not that some aren't amazing but very few)

episode "Can't afford to travel?"

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