Women Who Travel Podcast: The Best Places to Go in 2024
The “Women Who Travel” podcast has always been a fantastic source for female travelers seeking inspiration and tips from like-minded globetrotters. As we look ahead to 2024, the podcast highlights several unmissable destinations that promise enriching experiences, adventure, and a warm welcome for women travelers.
First on the list is Costa Rica, renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and commitment to sustainability. Whether you’re looking to zip-line through cloud forests, surf on the Pacific coast, or simply unwind in a hot spring, Costa Rica is ideal for women who love adventure as much as they love supporting eco-friendly tourism.
Next up is Japan, with its seamless blend of tradition and modernity. With the highly anticipated opening of Studio Ghibli’s theme park in 2022 now settled, enthusiasts of animation can experience their favorite films come to life. Moreover, Japan continues to be a culinary mecca and a role model for safety standards – critical for solo female travelers.
The podcast also emphasizes Portugal as a top pick, especially for those captivated by history and coastal charm. The cities of Porto and Lisbon have been praised for their walkability, trendy boutique hotels, and burgeoning food scenes. A visit to the Azores, with its hot springs and whale-watching opportunities, comes highly recommended.
Further north, Scotland catches attention with its rugged landscapes, historic castles, and the growing popularity of its Highlands road trips. The Scottish Isles beckon those in search of serene beauty and unique cultural experiences; think cozy evenings in local pubs savoring single-malt whiskies after exploring misty lochs.
Lastly, the “Women Who Travel” podcast points us towards Namibia’s awe-inspiring desert landscapes. With conservation efforts proving successful here, Namibia offers safe self-driving tours that stand out as an empowering way for women to explore Africa on their own terms. Watching the sunrise over the dunes of Sossusvlei or meeting the wildlife in Etosha National Park are moments waiting to be seized.
Each place offers not just sights and activities but a sense of empowerment—a reminder that the world is wide open for exploration and that female travelers have an ever-growing community ready to explore it with them in 2024.