We know we need rest! As a solo female traveler, it’s time for you to travel for your wellness by creating your own personal retreat. Instead of prioritizing everyone and everything else around us, what if you intentionally planned a restorative getaway for yourself?! We love beautiful places and Vermont could be the perfect destination to help you relax, relate, and release! Imagine it: You stay in and rest, have a farm-to-table lunch, then take a scenic walk amongst the Fall foliage. Vermont in the fall could be the perfect opportunity to add more stillness, wonder, and introspection as you ..read more

If you’re a solo female traveler, Vermont, USA should be on your radar! Summer has just started and you have the chance to make it sparkle! You don’t need your passport to have the rejuvenating experience your soul craves. Take a cute lil dip off to Vermont and explore galleries and museums, festivals and local events, or tube down the river! When you pack your bag, remember to bring your curiosity to discover the best of picturesque Vermont. #ThisIsVT And get more info here: https://www.vermontvacation.com/explore-black-vermont?utm_source=black-women-travel&utm_medium=podcast&utm_ca ..read more

Connect with me in the internet streets!!! Let me know what you’ve been up to, what you like about Black Women Travl, and what you’re looking for. Give it up for this year’s #IBWTJ22 sponsor Moon Travel Guides!!! Moon Travel Guides is on a mission to advocate for independent, active, and conscious travel. Their program is simple: Wherever they cover, they prioritize local businesses, outdoor recreation, and traveling strategically and sustainably. They look for authentic voices: authors who share those values and are excited to share their destinations with the world. They have a con ..read more

The 3rd Annual International Black Women Travel Jubilee is hybrid this year! Come meet with us in Tbilisi, Georgia, or if you’re not able to come in-person, join us for the Online Experience. Get more info and buy tickets here! https://BlackWomenTravl.com/IBWTJ Meet Speaker Lequita Brooks! Lequita Brooks transformed her life from social assistance recipient to six-figure business owner as a result of attaining her MSW and LCSW in Florida to be a present parent and provide financially. I love Social Work and becoming a Social Worker was the best decision ever! IBWTJ22 Session: Life-fulfillment ..read more

The 3rd Annual International Black Women Travel Jubilee is hybrid this year! Come meet with us in Tbilisi, Georgia, or if you’re not able to come in-person, join us for the Online Experience. Get more info and buy tickets here! https://BlackWomenTravl.com/IBWTJ Meet Speaker Kathy Hampton! Kathy is relatively new to travel for pleasure, exploration and scouting for relocation. Most recently Kathy quit her corporate job and took the leap to become a digital nomad and remote/virtual consultant. With a desire to help Black women move away from what no longer serves them, Kathy’s additional interes ..read more

The 3rd Annual International Black Women Travel Jubilee is hybrid this year! Come meet with us in Tbilisi, Georgia, or if you’re not able to come in-person, join us for the Online Experience. Get more info and buy tickets here! https://BlackWomenTravl.com/IBWTJ Meet Speaker Chrishan Wright! Chrishan Wright is the founder of Blaxit Global, a platform dedicated to empowering and inspiring members of the African diaspora to pursue a life abroad. Chrishan is also the host and producer of the Blaxit Global podcast. Since its launch, Blaxit Global has been featured in numerous media outlets includin ..read more

The 3rd Annual International Black Women Travel Jubilee is hybrid this year! Come meet with us in Tbilisi, Georgia, or if you’re not able to come in-person, join us for the Online Experience. Get more info and buy tickets here! https://BlackWomenTravl.com/IBWTJ Meet Speaker Paula Simon! Paula is a Believer, mother, grandmother, and Financial Advisor for over 18 years and has worked in the Financial industry for over 30 years. She’s passionate about women being more proactive in their lives, seeing changes as an opportunity to grow and not to be scared. Her relationship with God is significant ..read more

Truly hope you enjoy and are inspired by this week’s episode with Aisha. In this chapter Aisha talks about what it has meant to her to be Nigerian and Ghanainan, Christian and Muslim, and a queer Black woman. She talks about being sent from London to Nigeria at a young age, and when she returned, the reverse culture shock she experienced. Aisha says traveling for school helped her to explore more of her identities and although she was not an expat, she found connection through the expat community. Connect with Aisha on Instagram and learn about her business Moonlight Experiences here. Join the ..read more

This is a chat I had with the Black Women Digital Nomad Entrepreneurs group on Facebook back in 2019. Join the Nomad Crew Collective! If you’re looking for curated opportunities and intimate access to the knowledge that’s going to help you travel better, longer, and make money online, we’re it baby! We have monthly subscriptions starting at only $3/month, or if you’d like to make a one-time donation, you can do so through PayPal, Buy Me a Coffee, or Ko-fi. BWT Podcast is available on:  Google Podcasts Apple Podcasts Spotify Subscribe so you don’t miss an episode and if you enjoy what you ..read more

Hey girl! This is an excerpt of a conversation I had for Wanderful with Sapphire Kharyzma and Dr. A’isha La’don Abdul Rahman about what it means to be free these days. Freedom can be a complicated topic and experience for Black folks. Join Wanderful for a conversation about how travel has helped the Black community explore what it means to be free, Black, and to connect with themselves and the world. When this event is done, you’ll learn… What it means to be free beyond a vacation. How travel can help you experience freedom. How you can create that free feeling before, during, and after you ..read more