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| Site Title: | Women Travel Blog |
| Site Description: | Women travel the world |
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Man Ban – Brisbane’s Portal Hotel’s 5th Floor For Women Only Article by By Jodie Munro O’Brien MEN have been banned from the floor of a hotel in Brisbane, with its owners saying the “Ladies Only” level was inspired by the increasing number of businesswomen travelling alone. On the fifth floor of the Portal Hotel in the inner suburb of Spring Hill even the staff have [...]... |
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Top 5 Destination Cities For (Solo) Women Travelers Guest post by South African villa company, Cape Portfolios Traveling alone is a wonderful way to get to see what you wanna see, when you wanna see it and on your own timetable. Below are five cities that a highly recommended for single ladies traveling alone because they offer a good environment for meeting new [...]... |
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Slow Travel On The River Of Life In India One of the many names for the river Ganga (or Ganges) translates to “Roaming around delighting in Apple Tree Island” Anyone who has plotted the course of this river knows that this is exactly what the Ganga likes to do. Her riverbanks have changed many miles over the course of time and then there is the monsoon where she breaks her banks exuberantly. Slow travel is a bit like that. I hav... |
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I Haven’t Seen Kangaroos Yet! Adelaide is a great city, good food and wine, beaches and wineries. But I had not seen the bush or kangaroos, and it felt like something was missing. Friends told me that what I needed was a visit to Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary close by in the Adelaide Hills. We discovered we could stay overnight, which [...]... |
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Kiwis Winter In Adelaide Markets – Beach walks – Almond Blossom Festival – Wine – Galwa – Port Elliot – Cycleways Markets are HOT in Adelaide and practically mainstream We are in Adelaide for a winter holiday, but before heading off to our base in Port Willunga, South of Adelaide, we shop up for goodies at the Adelaide Central [...]... |
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St Kilda By Tram Melbourne is one of the cities in the world that still has a fabulous tram service and we decide a tram trip is in order – to St Kilda and the seaside. We arrange to meet Liz’s 82 year old mum under the clock tower at Flinders St Station. It proves to be an excellent [...]... |
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Bathing Japanese Style In Melbourne While in Melbourne Liz and I are staying with our friend Ruth, and its her birthday. We decide to invite her to join us at The Japanese Bath House for an afternoon of pampering. It’s a great winter thing to do, and I really miss not having a bath at home – the idea of [...]... |
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Window Shopping In North Melbourne Old is chic – old buildings left to rot on the outside and funky done up inside. We are off on a browsing, eating and window shopping trip in North Melbourne’s funky suburb of Fitzroy. Johnson Street and Brunswick Street here we come! On the way I spotted these three side by side and could [...]... |
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North Melbourne – The Search For Good Coffee Coffee shops are ubiquitous these days in most cities of the world – most make OK expresso, but I am on the search for the ones that have risen to the top in Melbourne for providing the best coffee and service. We are in the North of Melbourne and our friends suggest we try the [...]... |
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Entering The Monastery – Great Accommodation In Religious Houses In Italy Cost and character I was in Europe for a few months and the idea of staying in a monastery guest house had a fascinating spiritual aura about it. And not just because the budget. In fact the cost had little to do with the desire. It was more about authentic character and immersion in history, [...]... |
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