Carolyn Ray
CEO, Editor and Publisher at Journeywoman.com
CEO/Editor @journeywoman , ex-MD @Interbrand Canada, @SATW, #TMAC, TTC Herald #Womenstravel
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journeywoman.com | Carolyn Ray
Romania’s UNESCO World Heritage sites, castles, walled cities and fortified churchesby Carolyn RayApril is stork season in Romania, and there’s no better way to see these majestic white birds than road tripping through small villages in the countryside. Driving from Bucharest with my partner Tom, we pull over repeatedly, necks craned upwards, watching the spectacle as male storks atop electrical poles prepare their nests for the mating season.
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2 weeks ago |
journeywoman.com | Carolyn Ray
Featured image: The Douro Valley and Porto in the off-season are a wonderful choice for solo women travellers | Photo by estivillml on Envato Travel tips for first time solo women for Portoby Carolyn RaySometimes wandering is the best way to discover a new place. If you feel the urge to travel without reservations or a set agenda, Porto, Portugal, is practically perfect.
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4 weeks ago |
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Featured image: Politics affecting travel choices amongst women, according to recent survey | Photo by insidecreativehouse on Envato Survey shows that women are choosing other destinations by Carolyn RayPolitics is influencing travel decisions among women, the most important decision makers in travel, according to a new “Politics of Travel Pulse Survey” by JourneyWoman.
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1 month ago |
journeywoman.com | Carolyn Ray
Featured image: Discover Antarctica on a women-only voyage with Aurora Expeditions | Photo by Tyson Mayr for Aurora Expeditions JourneyWoman collaborating to help design and host new women-only trip by JourneyWoman staff Lola Akinmade, international bestselling author, keynote speaker, and award-winning travel photographer, will be hosting the first women-only trip to Antarctica in February 2027 with Aurora Expeditions. An award-winning photographer, author and storytelling, Akinmade has...
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1 month ago |
journeywoman.com | Carolyn Ray
Pablo Neruda is one of Chile’s most loved poets, who won the 1971 Nobel Prize for Literature. He was also a diplomat, politician and a close advisor to Chile’s socialist president Salvador Allende, who was overthrown by Augusto Pinochet in 1973. That same week, Neruda was hospitalized with cancer but returned home after a few days when he suspected a doctor of injecting him with an unknown substance for the purpose of murdering him on Pinochet’s orders.
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