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04/11/2026

Stepping out of your comfort zone can be very scary.

For Chloe, solo travel means stepping into the unknown. There are circumstances you’d never expect, and a lot of things you’re simply not familiar with. You have to deal with problem solving and trip planning, and you figure it out as you go. 🤍

Then comes the moment where everything comes together and you realize, yeah, I can finally do this. Chloe sees that as an accomplishment, a personal milestone you can actually celebrate. It’s a sign of becoming more independent and learning how to take care of yourself.

It’s also a way to finally connect with yourself.

The fear doesn’t disappear completely. You can still feel unsure about what the future holds. But you tried it anyway, and Chloe says that’s the most important part.

Along the way, you start to explore a different version of yourself. You get more comfortable with the fear and with the unexpected things ahead of you.

Have you taken a solo trip, or are you thinking about your first? 👀

Thank you, Chloe, for sharing this with the NomadHer community. 💚

✈️ Traveling as a woman? Download the NomadHer app on the App Store or Google Play and connect with women travelers around the world.

03/11/2026

NomadHer blogger Marteena Mandelssohn came to San Pedro, Guatemala for Spanish classes, but left with a deeper understanding of indigenous Mayan culture, especially weaving traditions. These traditions passed down by women have resisted Spanish colonization and hold the histories and legacies in each thread. 🌺

However, fast fashion companies have taken to reducing the time, dedication and culture for the sake of a “boho” trend. 🪡

Read more about Marteena’s journey on our blog at NomadHer.com or on our app, available on the App Store and Google Play Store 🏞️

30/10/2026

Ever feel like you can be more yourself with people who don’t know you? You’re not alone.

We asked Nomi whether it’s easier to be yourself around strangers, and her answer was yes.

Family and friends often only see one version of you, and sometimes people want to put you in a box. Around strangers, there’s no box. Traveling lets Nomi explore so many different sides of herself and try the things that feel too scary back home.

When no one has a certain version of you in mind, you get room to find out who you are on your own terms. ✨

Of course, not everyone feels this way. Some women find it easier to be themselves with the people closest to them first, and that’s valid too.

Wherever you land, being yourself is a journey, and you’re allowed to take it at your own pace.

Where do you feel most like yourself: with strangers, with loved ones, or somewhere in between? Tell us in the comments 💬

Thank you, Nomi, for sharing this with the NomadHer community. 💚

NomadHer · #1 solo female travel app · 400K+ members

29/10/2026

Another diary entry of an American intern living and working in Paris 🇫🇷🥐✨

As someone who is hovering around B2/C1 in French, I'm still a bit intimidated to speak it, but I'm here to tell you that you can live and work in Paris if you can speak English. 🌸

All you need to do is believe in yourself, work in international companies like NomadHer and try to build your confidence to speak French as much as you can. Bon courage! ✨

28/10/2026

One Australian study found that 71% of surveyed women have paid or expect to pay more when traveling to feel safe. Along with the “pink tax,” women also have to pay the “avoidance tax” or “safety tax” when traveling. 💸

This tax takes the form of paying more for women-only hostel rooms, choosing flights that arrive during peak day time hours to avoid traveling at night, and using expensive rideshare apps over public transit to avoid harassment or worse.🚕

There is no global statistic (yet) to show how much more women spend when it comes to paying for their safety when traveling. Have you had to pay more to feel safe?💰

28/10/2026

Building something of your own doesn’t have to mean burnout, noise, or a calendar with no room to breathe. Some of the best ideas show up in the quiet. Early mornings, a slower pace, and space to hear your own thoughts for once.

Rich isn’t only about the number in an account. It’s waking up with a full calendar and an unhurried heart. It’s choosing a life that fits instead of squeezing into one that doesn’t. 🤍

Our community is full of women proving you can chase big dreams without losing yourself along the way, and it’s the best kind of rich there is.

Here’s to the ones building their own thing, slowly, bravely, and on their own terms.

What does “rich in life” look like for you right now? 👀

✈️ Want to build, travel, and slow down with women who get it? Download the NomadHer app on the App Store or Google Play and join our upcoming workations and trips.

26/10/2026

Solo travel doesn’t just show you new places. It introduces you to a version of yourself you’ve never met.

The one who figures out the train system with a dying phone and a half-charged battery of confidence. Who walks into a room of strangers and walks out with friends. Who gets scared, does it anyway, and realizes fear was never the final word.

Somewhere between the missed connections and the unexpected wins, you stop waiting for permission. Stop waiting for someone to come along. Stop doubting that you can handle whatever showed up.

Now when you want something, you make it happen. When there’s a problem, you figure it out. And when you’re alone, you don’t just cope, you savour it.

That’s the gift of going solo. You don’t come back the same. You come back yours. ✨

What’s one thing solo travel taught you about yourself? 💬

NomadHer · #1 solo female travel app · 400K+ members

25/10/2026

30 stranger in Paris. Here are 3 lessons that we have learned ✨ Thank you for hosting NomadHer event 🙏

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