Solo travel is one of the most liberating gifts you can give yourself—especially in midlife and beyond. When you travel alone, plans become simpler, decisions clearer, and the experience deeply personal. There’s no negotiating schedules, no compromising interests. You get to focus entirely on what you want to experience. Over the years, I’ve learned that traveling solo doesn’t mean traveling lonely. In fact, it often leads to richer interactions and unexpected connections. When you’re not relying on a companion, you’re…
