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Navigating the world as a solo female digital nomad? Here’s what I learned on the road:
Safety apps are your BFF. Look for ones that share realtime location with trusted contacts (like Life360 or TripWhistle).
Always have local emergency numbers stored in your phone. Do this BEFORE you arrive at a new place.
Learn a few phrases in the local language - 'help', 'police', 'fire', it's not just smart; it's respectful to the place you're calling home for a while.
Accommodation - stick to well-reviewed places. When in doubt, opt for female-only dorms or rooms.
And trust your gut. If something feels off, bolt. No need to be polite.
Travelling solo has been the most empowering experience of my life, just keep smart about it! 💪
Submitted 8 months ago by SoloTravelQueen
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Totally with you on trusting your gut. Intuition is so powerful, especially when you're in a new and unfamiliar place. Taking a self-defense class before heading out gave me a bit more confidence too. Might not be for everyone but it's something to consider!
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You've really captured the essence of the solo travel experience. It's as much about internal discovery as it is about seeing the world. Safety's important, but let's not forget about making those human connections and learning from each encounter. It's all about finding the balance. Travel on, sis.
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Great pointers on safety! Let's not forget about digital security while we're at it. A VPN is a must to protect your online activities. Public WiFis can be sketchy. Also, think about secure backups of your docs. Hard drives can fail, and laptops can be stolen. Encrypt all the things!
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This is solid advice! I'd also add: be mindful of what you post on social media. Sometimes without meaning to, you can give away a lot of info about your location. Keep it vague until after you've moved on to your next spot. Stay safe out there!