Travel the World Confidently - Solo Travel for Women Over 40

Are you a woman over 40 who keeps putting off the trip you really want to take? I'm Angela — solo traveler, Colorado explorer, and travel coach. This podcast is for women over 40 who are done waiting and ready to finally go. Each episode covers solo travel tips, USA trip planning, and the confidence to travel alone — honest, warm, and practical. You don't have to be fearless. You just have to want to go. New episodes weekly. Free Solo Travel Starter Kit at traveltheworldconfidently.com When you're ready to plan your trip, book a free 30-minute coaching call. I'd love to help.

Travel the World Confidently - Solo Travel for Women Over 40 is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 64 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Travel the World Confidently - Solo Travel for Women Over 40, a society show with 64 episodes published.

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  Episode #64

  Can You Travel Without a Plan? How to Embrace Spontaneity and Trust Yourself

  Sep 30, 202633 min

  What happens when you stop trying to plan every detail of your trip and leave a little room for the unexpected? In this episode, Angela talks with Kristy Halvorson, author of Perfect Unfolding , about embracing uncertainty, balancing travel planning with spontaneity, and learning to trust yourself when things don't go according to plan. Kristy has been traveling full-time in an Airstream since 2017 and shares her philosophy of “cottywampling”, moving through life without always knowing exactly where you're going. She explains that confidence comes from experience, not from having every detail figured out ahead of time. Kristy also shares the memorable story of getting stuck in the sand while traveling in Maine and how accepting help from strangers changed her perspective on independence. Sometimes being a confident traveler isn't about handling everything yourself; it's about trusting that you can figure things out, ask for help, and adapt when plans change. If overthinking or trying to plan the perfect trip has been keeping you from traveling, this conversation is a reminder that you don't need to know exactly how everything will unfold before you begin. ️ In this episode, we discuss: How to balance travel planning with spontaneity What “cottywampling” means and how Kristy applies it to travel and life Why confidence comes from experience, not over-planning Learning to become more comfortable with uncertainty What to do when travel plans don't go as expected Trusting your instincts while traveling Why asking for help doesn't make you less independent How unexpected experiences can become memorable parts of a trip Taking the first step even when you don't have everything figured out Permitting yourself to pursue the life and travel experiences you want Connect with Kristy Halvorson: Website: ⁠⁠https://kristyhalvorsen.com/ Instagram : @kristy.halvorsen _________________________________________ Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe so you never miss a new one! Grab your FREE Solo Resource for Women 40+ → ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠traveltheworldconfidently.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Ready to plan your trip with support? Book a free planning call → ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow along for more solo travel tips, destination inspiration, and real talk about traveling confidently: Instagram & Facebook & Pinterest: @traveltheworldconfidently | TikTok: @angelaagranoff Read the blog → ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠traveltheworldconfidently.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ✈️

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  Episode #62

  Can Group Travel Build Solo Travel Confidence?

  Sep 2, 202639 min

  Do you want to travel solo someday, but aren't quite ready to take that first trip completely on your own? Group travel can be a great way to start building the skills and confidence you need while still having the comfort of traveling with others. In this episode of Travel the World Confidently , I'm joined again by Alyssa to talk about the benefits of group travel and why it doesn't have to be an either/or choice between traveling with a group and traveling solo. We talk about how group trips can take some of the pressure off planning, give you the opportunity to meet new people, and help you become more comfortable navigating unfamiliar destinations. We also discuss what it's like to join a trip when you don't know anyone else, how to find the right group for you, and how these experiences can help prepare you for more independent travel. Alyssa also shares her experience leading group trips and what she's learned from watching women travel together. ️ In this episode, we talk about: Why group travel can be a good stepping stone toward solo travel What it's like to join a group when you don't know anyone How traveling with a group can build confidence and independence The benefits of having someone else handle some of the planning Meeting and connecting with other travelers How to decide if a particular group trip is right for you What Alyssa has learned from leading her own group trips Taking what you learn from group travel into a future solo adventure You don't have to go from waiting for someone to travel with you to booking a completely independent solo trip overnight. Group travel may be one way to start seeing the places you've been dreaming about while building your confidence along the way. Connect with Alyssa Nogaski: Website: ⁠www.sologirlwanders.com⁠ Facebook and Instagram : @SoloGirlWanders _________________________________________ Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe so you never miss a new one! Grab your FREE Solo Resource for Women 40+ → ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠traveltheworldconfidently.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Ready to plan your trip with support? Book a free planning call → ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow along for more solo travel tips, destination inspiration, and real talk about traveling confidently: Instagram & Facebook & Pinterest: @traveltheworldconfidently | TikTok: @angelaagranoff Read the blog → ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠traveltheworldconfidently.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ✈️

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  Episode #60

  How Travel Teaches You to Trust Yourself

  Aug 5, 202634 min

  What if buying a one-way ticket wasn't about having no plan, but about learning to trust yourself? In this episode, I'm joined again by Robin Finney to talk about how one-way tickets changed the way she approaches travel and life. Robin shares why letting go of rigid plans has given her more freedom, confidence, and unforgettable experiences around the world. We also discuss the balance between planning ahead and staying flexible, how unexpected travel challenges can become some of your best memories, and why confidence isn't something you have before you leave; it's something you build along the way. If uncertainty has ever held you back from traveling, this conversation will encourage you to take the next step, even if you don't have every detail figured out. ️ In this episode, we talk about: Why Robin started buying one-way tickets The difference between being prepared and overplanning How unexpected travel experiences can become your favorite memories Practical tips for staying flexible while traveling How travel builds confidence and resilience Simple ways to become more comfortable with uncertainty Why taking small solo adventures can prepare you for bigger ones Whether you're planning your first solo trip or simply trying to trust yourself more, I think you'll find encouragement in Robin's thoughtful approach to travel and to life. Connect with Robin: WEBSITE : ⁠⁠Wandering Aunt INSTAGRAM : @wanderingaunt Subscribe for weekly solo travel tips, destination inspiration, and confidence-building strategies for women who want to travel on their own. _____________________________________ FREE Solo Travel Starter Kit for Women 40+ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://traveltheworldconfidently.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Read More Solo Travel Tips: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://traveltheworldconfidently.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow Travel the World Confidently Instagram: @traveltheworldconfidently Facebook: @traveltheworldconfidently Pinterest: @traveltheworldconfidently TikTok: @angelaagranoff

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  Episode #59

  The Solo Women Travelers You Never Notice

  Jul 29, 20269 min

  Have you ever worried that you'll be the only woman eating alone at a restaurant or exploring a destination by yourself as a solo traveler? During a visit to Denver's historic Buckhorn Exchange, I noticed something that completely changed my perspective. In just a short time, I watched four women confidently arrive on their own to enjoy the restaurant. It reminded me that solo women travelers are everywhere. We just don't always notice them. In this episode, I'm sharing why that simple observation felt like an important reminder, how our perspective changes once we start looking, and why you may be far less alone than you think. If you've been waiting for the confidence to take your first solo trip, this episode is a reminder that you're joining a community of women who are already out there exploring the world. ️ In this episode, we discuss: The unexpected lesson I learned at Denver's Buckhorn Exchange Why we often think we're the only woman traveling alone How changing your perspective can build confidence A simple challenge to help you see solo travelers in a whole new way Whether you're planning your first solo adventure or have already fallen in love with traveling on your own, I hope this episode encourages you. Subscribe for weekly solo travel tips, destination inspiration, and confidence-building strategies for women who want to travel on their own. _____________________________________ FREE Solo Travel Starter Kit for Women 40+ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://traveltheworldconfidently.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Read More Solo Travel Tips: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://traveltheworldconfidently.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow Travel the World Confidently Instagram: @traveltheworldconfidently Facebook: @traveltheworldconfidently Pinterest: @traveltheworldconfidently TikTok: @angelaagranoff

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  Episode #58

  Why Train Travel Might Be the Best Way to Explore the USA

  Jul 22, 202638 min

  Have you ever wondered what it's like to travel across the United States by train? In this episode, I'm joined by freelance travel and food writer Malia Yoshioka , who is on a mission to visit every Amtrak-served state. She shares what she's learned after spending countless hours exploring the country by rail and why train travel offers a completely different experience than flying or driving. We talk about how the Amtrak USA Rail Pass works, what it's really like spending multiple days on a train, and why rail travel can be a surprisingly relaxing way to explore the country. Whether you're considering your very first train trip or simply looking for a slower, more scenic way to travel, Malia shares practical tips to help you feel more confident before you book. ️ In this episode, we discuss: Why train travel can be less stressful than flying How the Amtrak USA Rail Pass works What it's like on overnight train routes Comfortable seating, baggage, and dining onboard How to sleep on long-distance trains The best scenic routes for first-time train travelers Why train stations are often easier to navigate than airports The unexpected friendships you can make along the way If you've been looking for a new way to experience the USA, this episode might inspire your next adventure. Connect with Malia Here: Website: www.ShoyuSugar.com Instagram: @MaliaYoshioka Facebook Group: Savor The Journey Subscribe for weekly solo travel tips, destination inspiration, and confidence-building strategies for women who want to travel on their own. _____________________________________ FREE Solo Travel Starter Kit for Women 40+ ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://traveltheworldconfidently.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ Read More Solo Travel Tips: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://traveltheworldconfidently.com⁠⁠⁠ Follow Travel the World Confidently Instagram: @traveltheworldconfidently Facebook: @traveltheworldconfidently Pinterest: @traveltheworldconfidently TikTok: @angelaagranoff

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