Introducing the girls go abroad podcast
Is solo female travel safe?
Where are the best places to travel solo? How do I find the confidence to travel alone? What should I pack for my first solo backpacking trip?
And what’s so great about solo female travel anyway?
Let’s find out.
Welcome to the Girls Go Abroad Podcast.
Week after week, host Addie Gray of Addie Abroad shares actionable solo female travel tips and inspiration to help you find the courage to take your first solo trip.
After 3 years of solo female travel in Europe, Central America, and around the world on a budget, she’s here to share everything she knows about traveling solo – from solo female travel safety tips, to packing lists and the best destinations for solo female travel!
Whether you’re a seasoned solo traveler or are prepping for your first solo weekend trip, this travel podcast is for you!
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SHOWNOTES
How Solo Travel Can Change Your Life with Kristina Bullock [Girls Go Abroad Episode 015]
By far one of the best parts of solo travel is just how much of an impact it can have on your life. For Kristina Bullock, it completely changed not just her outlook, but the entire trajectory of her life! Kristina is a family travel blogger at Million Miler Mom.
How I’ve Been Prioritizing Self Care in Quarantine [Girls Go Abroad Episode 014]
This week on the Girls Go Abroad podcast, I’m talking all about how I’ve been prioritizing self-care while in quarantine. Now, self-care is always important, but while we’re currently in the midst of a global pandemic and are adapting to yes, unprecedented times, self-care is more important than ever. Flight
Solo Female Travel in India with Madhurima Chakraborty [Girls Go Abroad Episode 013]
This week on the Girls Go Abroad podcast we’re talking to Madhurima Chakraborty. Madhurima is a Kolkata-born girl and aspiring world citizen who has been traveling full time for more than a year and is an expert on solo female travel in India! On this episode she shares with us
8 Solo Female Travel Myths That Are Completely False [Girls Go Abroad Episode 012]
This week on the Girls Go Abroad podcast we’re going to be debunking some of the biggest solo female travel myths, from the idea that women traveling on their own isn’t safe to the fear that people will look at you weird. So let’s dive right in! In this episode
Solo Female Digital Nomad Life with Kelsey Frey [Girls Go Abroad Episode 011]
This week on the Girls Go Abroad podcast, we’re talking to Kelsey Frey all about her life as a solo female digital nomad. Kelsey is an online English teacher, blogger, and freelance writer currently navigating her newfound digital nomad life in Europe. You can find her online at Sights Better
The Ultimate Guide to Booking Hostels as a Solo Female Traveler [Girls Go Abroad Podcast Episode 010]
This week on Girls Go Abroad we’re talking all about booking hostels as a solo female traveler. Aren’t hostels scary, dirty, and disgusting? That’s the fear of so many first-time solo female travelers, and I get it. Because the fact of the matter is that hostels can be scary, dirty,
Seeing the World & Spreading Joy with Gloria Atanmo [Girls Go Abroad Episode 009]
This week on the Girls Go Abroad podcast we’re talking to Gloria Atanmo from The Blog Abroad and @glographics all about how she got started with travel and her best solo female travel tips! Gloria Atanmo is an online educator and content creator in the travel space, starting her career
17 Solo Female Travel Books to Read When You’re Stuck At Home [Girls Go Abroad Episode 008]
LISTEN ON ITUNES / STITCHER / SPOTIFY This week on the Girls Go Abroad podcast I’m sharing 17 great solo female travel books to read when you’re stuck at home. The world is a really crazy place at this moment in time, but for me I think one of the best ways to cope with
Solo Female Travel in Japan with Whitney O’Halek [Girls Go Abroad Episode 007]
LISTEN ON ITUNES / STITCHER / SPOTIFY This week on the Girls Go Abroad podcast we talked to Whitney O’Halek all about solo female travel in Japan! Whitney O’Halek is a small girl from a small town in rural Tennessee, currently living in the Washington, D.C. area and blogging over at Quick Whit Travel. She