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Why I Love Women-Only Hostels — Especially for Long-Term Travel
When you’re on the road for weeks or even months, finding a place that’s safe, social, affordable, and inspiring becomes more than a convenience — it becomes a lifeline.As a solo traveler, I’ve learned to look for women-only hostels and female-friendly spaces that go beyond just offering a bed. I want community, activities, comfort, and a touch of creativity. These are the places I stayed during my journey — and I highly recommend them. My Sister’s House – Sayulita, Mexico Just a 5-minute walk from Sayulita Beach, this cozy, women-only hostel offers more than just safety — it offers connection. Think yoga on the terrace, a leafy garden, and a…
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Travel Essentials I Never Leave Without
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Travel Essentials I Never Leave Without
Whether I’m catching a sunrise in Bali, hopping trains through Europe, or finding quiet corners to stretch and reset, I never travel without a few key essentials. These are the compact, clever, and calming items that make me feel prepared no matter where I land — and yes, they fit easily in my carry-on. Here’s my personal list of travel must-haves, perfect for anyone who wants to feel safe, light, and grounded while exploring the world. This towel has been a game-changer. It’s super absorbent, dries quickly (ideal for humid climates), and rolls up light. But what do I love most? It’s just grippy enough to double as a yoga…
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Why I Love Women-Only Hostels — Especially for Long-Term Travel
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5 Science-Backed Health Benefits of Traveling Abroad
Travel isn’t just about checking off destinations — it’s a true wellness booster. According to a feature from NBC News, multiple studies support the idea that traveling abroad offers measurable mental and physical health benefits. Here’s how getting out of your routine and into the world can be good for you: 1. Boosts Creativity and Cognitive Flexibility Psychologists from the Columbia Business School found that people who lived and engaged deeply in multicultural experiences showed higher levels of creativity. Immersing yourself in new cultures encourages your brain to think differently and adapt faster — a major creativity hack! 2. Reduces Stress and Promotes Emotional Stability A 2013 study published in the Journal of Positive Psychology found…
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ALOHA-GRÜZI-SEJA MUITO BEM-VINDO
Hi, I’m Patricia Wegner — travel enthusiast, business owner, soon-to-be flight attendant and firm believer that life was never meant to be lived on pause. I live in Switzerland, where I run Tapioca Market, a cozy space devoted to natural living, community, and the slow, beautiful rhythms of good food and connection. But this blog? It’s my personal journal. A place where I share memories, photos, lessons, and moments from my travels around the world. From sun-soaked coastlines to cobbled old cities, I’ve wandered far — sometimes with my kids by my side, and sometimes with just a backpack and a bold heart. One of my favorite quotes? “Inspired by…
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