Hi, I’m Lori, the Chief Travel Officer for Mostly Solo Travel! I created this site for solo (and would-be solo) female travelers. My goal is to inspire your trips, give you practical advice on how to plan, and to ease your fears so you can explore the world on your own.

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    Asia,  Destinations,  Japan

    Tokyo Travel Guide

    Tokyo is one of those cities that manages to be everything at once—historic and futuristic, peaceful and electric, massive yet full of quiet corners. Whether you’re drawn to ancient temples, vibrant fashion districts, high-speed trains, or tiny basement ramen shops, Tokyo delivers. It’s also surprisingly easy to navigate, solo-traveler friendly, and full of hidden gems beyond the usual guidebook stops. This blog is your starting point into what makes Tokyo so endlessly fascinating. From how to plan your visit and where to stay, to tips for getting around and what not to miss—we’ve got you covered. Tokyo is more than a checklist of sights. It’s a city you feel. Let’s…

  • Destinations,  Europe,  France

    Paris Travel Guide

    Paris—timeless, iconic, and endlessly inspiring. But there’s so much more to this city than just croissants and the Champs-Élysées. Whether you’re wandering hidden alleyways in Le Marais, sipping wine along the Canal Saint-Martin, or discovering a quirky museum tucked behind a flower shop, Paris is packed with unique experiences that go far beyond the typical tourist path. It’s also surprisingly solo-travel friendly—walkable, full of cozy cafés perfect for people-watching, and rich with moments that feel like your own private movie scene. In this roundup, we’re diving into the many sides of the City of Light, from the classic must-sees to the unexpected gems you’ll be bragging about later. How to…

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    Florida

    Florida Travel Guide

    Florida might be known for its sunshine and beaches, but there’s so much more to explore beyond the usual postcards. From the theme park thrills of Orlando to the laid-back coastal charm of Singer Island, and the history-soaked streets of St. Augustine to the strawberry fields of Plant City—each corner of the state offers its own unique vibe. Florida is big, bold, and full of surprises, with something for just about everyone. In this roundup, we’re highlighting the best of what the Sunshine State has to offer—whether you’re planning a road trip, a weekend getaway, or just daydreaming about your next vacation. When to go to Florida Florida is a…

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    Learn a Language While Watching TV? Yes, With Lingopie!

    If you’ve ever thought, “I wish I could just watch Netflix and magically learn Spanish,” well — good news — Lingopie is about as close to that dream as it gets. It’s a language learning platform that uses real TV shows, movies, and music to teach you a new language in a fun, natural, and binge-worthy way. I’ve been using Lingopie to help learn Italian — here’s everything you need to know. What Exactly is Lingopie? Think Netflix, but for language learners. Lingopie offers real content — like comedies, dramas, documentaries, and even kids’ shows — in your target language, paired with interactive tools like: It’s available in 12 languages:…

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    Arizona,  Destinations,  North America,  Sedona,  United States

    Sedona Travel Guide

    Tucked away in the heart of Arizona’s high desert, Sedona is more than just a scenic destination—it’s an experience that stirs the soul. With its iconic red rock formations, vibrant arts scene, and reputation as a spiritual and wellness haven, Sedona offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Whether you’re seeking adventure on winding trails, tranquility in a serene spa, or a moment of awe beneath a blazing desert sunset, Sedona delivers. How to Get to Sedona If you’re flying to Sedona, you’ve got two choices: Flagstaff Pullium Airport (FLG), which is the closest commercial airport located about 40 minutes from Sedona, or Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport…