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The girl's guide to all things travel; optimal itineraries, recommendations and more for solo female travel and group trips alike.
Family Travel in Morocco: How to Plan a Stress-Free & Kid-Friendly Trip
Morocco isn’t always the first destination families think of, but it should be. From camel rides in the Sahara to colorful medinas and coastal adventures, the country offers experiences that children remember for a lifetime. Traveling with kids requires planning, flexibility, and knowledge of what works best.
By Ariel Cohen2 months ago in Wander
Me & My AI in Oslo
Oslo may not be the first city people think of for a weekend break, but for me it had been long overdue. I’d been looking forward to it for a long time. The flight itself was short, but for the first time in my life I was in the air at sunset—watching it unfold from above the clouds. It was breathtaking. The sun, partially veiled, was a perfect round orb glowing red like volcanic lava. When it slipped away, the scarlet sky gave way to darkness, and below I saw streetlights stretch like golden veins—almost like neurons connecting across the land. Different from any night view I’d seen before. In that moment, I sensed this trip would be different, though I couldn’t have guessed how much help I would need from my AI before it was over.
By Ana M. Perca3 months ago in Wander
Moroccan People: Culture, Identity & the Country’s Remarkable Landscapes
Who Are the Moroccan People? Moroccans are the inhabitants of Morocco, one of North Africa’s most culturally diverse nations. The population is a blend of several ethnic, linguistic, and cultural groups.
By Kate carter3 months ago in Wander
Airports in Morocco: Complete Guide to the Country’s Aviation Gateways
Overview of Morocco’s Airport Network Morocco operates a well-developed network of international and domestic airports. These airports serve millions of passengers each year and support Morocco’s tourism industry, business travel, and internal connectivity. The airport system is managed by ONDA (Office National Des Aéroports), which oversees improvements, safety standards, and passenger services nationwide.
By Kate carter3 months ago in Wander
Living the Dream: Van Life on Australia’s Open Road
Ella always dreamed of freedom. After years of staring out of her office window at a bustling city, she finally traded her nine-to-five for an old but sturdy Toyota HiAce. It wasn’t flashy, but it had character. More importantly, potential. With a tight budget, the Fuel Daddy app and a lot of elbow grease, Ella converted it into her perfect tiny home-on-wheels. A fold-out bed, a compact kitchenette, and even a fairy light-lit reading nook, it was all she needed.
By Noah Grayson3 months ago in Wander
I Climbed Island Peak and All I Got Was Frozen Toes and a Story Worth Telling. AI-Generated.
(If you want an adventure that humbles you and makes you laugh at yourself, Island Peak is waiting.) I signed up for Island Peak Climbing full of excitement, a backpack full of chocolate bars, and absolutely zero idea of how cold my toes would get. The summit sits at 6,189 meters (20,305 feet) above sea level.
By Sofia Jackson3 months ago in Wander
Vacations Seem Impossible
It's been a year and I haven't had my own car. I know lots of people don't have a car and that should be no big deal, but I'm just not the same without my own car. I accepted that I couldn't afford it anymore. I'm old, on a fixed income, and I just don't have the spending money like I did way back when. Plus, I've never known anything about fixing cars, and they all break down at some point. It was driving me insane - literally. I would get so depressed. Though I am happier that I'm not spending a fortune on a car, I haven't gone anywhere in a year. Nowhere. The most exciting trip I've been on in a year is to the local Walmart. That's pretty pathetic to me, especially when I know that I suffer from Wanderlust. Oh yeah, I got bit by the Wanderlust bug big time back in 2018. I've always loved traveling, but when I got into Road Tripping, I fell in love with travel even more.
By Shanon Angermeyer Norman3 months ago in Wander
