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As a female who has travelled to over 62 countries these are my top 3 items I take for safety reasons (and I want to hear your tips in the comments!): 1️⃣ A scarf! There are so many uses for it but the main reason it’s made this list is for body covering. In some countries it’s common practice to cover your head or shoulders as a woman. When I was hitchhiking in Iran I learned it’s actually compulsory for women to cover their head. Other bonus uses include using it to cover your chest or body if you’re getting unwanted attention… The best tip is to notice what other women wear in the country you’re visiting and dress appropriately to avoid any unwanted advances. A scarf is also great for a blanket, pillow, eye cover and you can wet it and put on your head when hiking in the heat!🥵 2️⃣This one is rather modern and I only recently started packing it… an AirTag! I stash an AirTag away in my backpack and when I’m away solo hiking or in places with no reception and I can’t tell my loved ones I’m safe… they can check my tag to see where I am. It’s also great for lost baggage at airports and for when you leave your bag at the guesthouse because it will notify your phone if anyone moves it or if it grows legs… 😂 Does anyone remember my bike nearly going missing in Italy?😅 3️⃣When I was younger this one wasn’t very important to me but after a few experiences lately, like nearly getting scammed in the Philippines, I am now always packing a power bank AND pre purchasing an e-sim for the country I’m travelling. This is so handy, when I land in a new country I have access to maps for public transport options, Google translate, I can call emergency services or access banking apps. It’s a game changer and in terms of safety if you’re solo, it’s a must. I use Nomad e-sim and if you want a cheeky free $3 to your next sim send me a message. 📱 This list could go on and on… but I’ll leave it to you. Tell me what do you always take on trips for safety? I want to hear from men and women! 👇🏻 Follow me for tips and to join my next adventures! 🎥 Video taken right after a waterfall swim at Purlingbrook Falls #solofemaletravel #packinglist #safety #femaletravelbloggers

As a female who has travelled to over 62 countries these are my top 3 items I take for safety reasons (and I want to hear your tips in the comments!): 1️⃣ A scarf! There are so many uses for it but the main reason it’s made this list is for body covering. In some countries it’s common practice to cover your head or shoulders as a woman. When I was hitchhiking in Iran I learned it’s actually compulsory for women to cover their head. Other bonus uses include using it to cover your chest or body if you’re getting unwanted attention… The best tip is to notice what other women wear in the country you’re visiting and dress appropriately to avoid any unwanted advances. A scarf is also great for a blanket, pillow, eye cover and you can wet it and put on your head when hiking in the heat!🥵 2️⃣This one is rather modern and I only recently started packing it… an AirTag! I stash an AirTag away in my backpack and when I’m away solo hiking or in places with no reception and I can’t tell my loved ones I’m safe… they can check my tag to see where I am. It’s also great for lost baggage at airports and for when you leave your bag at the guesthouse because it will notify your phone if anyone moves it or if it grows legs… 😂 Does anyone remember my bike nearly going missing in Italy?😅 3️⃣When I was younger this one wasn’t very important to me but after a few experiences lately, like nearly getting scammed in the Philippines, I am now always packing a power bank AND pre purchasing an e-sim for the country I’m travelling. This is so handy, when I land in a new country I have access to maps for public transport options, Google translate, I can call emergency services or access banking apps. It’s a game changer and in terms of safety if you’re solo, it’s a must. I use Nomad e-sim and if you want a cheeky free $3 to your next sim send me a message. 📱 This list could go on and on… but I’ll leave it to you. Tell me what do you always take on trips for safety? I want to hear from men and women! 👇🏻 Follow me for tips and to join my next adventures! 🎥 Video taken right after a waterfall swim at Purlingbrook Falls #solofemaletravel #packinglist #safety #femaletravelbloggers

Millions of strangers I share this city with, many who I might even walk next to or stand in line behind or drive past at some point. Most whose name I’ll never know, stories I won’t learn, and dreams I won’t get to hear about. How abundant of a world we live in, or how limited the existences we carry. And yet in a world were physical proximity can mean so little, how indescribable of a privilege it is to get to know someone deeply and intentionally. What an honor it is to not just cross paths but to thoroughly experience someone; to know their favorite tv show and comfort foods and what keeps them up at night and why they don’t speak to certain family members anymore. What an absolute pleasure it is to know and be known, and to experience the intimacy of sharing your inner world with amazing someone’s who all could have so easily remained strangers. Every part of myself I have shared and is now someone else’s to keep, and every part of someone that has contributed to the mosaic I am today, is it all part of an exchange bigger than us? Do we meet people by chance, or is it all divinely orchestrated for a larger purpose? Either way, I’m forever grateful that our paths have not only crossed but even briefly intertwined xx

Millions of strangers I share this city with, many who I might even walk next to or stand in line behind or drive past at some point. Most whose name I’ll never know, stories I won’t learn, and dreams I won’t get to hear about. How abundant of a world we live in, or how limited the existences we carry. And yet in a world were physical proximity can mean so little, how indescribable of a privilege it is to get to know someone deeply and intentionally. What an honor it is to not just cross paths but to thoroughly experience someone; to know their favorite tv show and comfort foods and what keeps them up at night and why they don’t speak to certain family members anymore. What an absolute pleasure it is to know and be known, and to experience the intimacy of sharing your inner world with amazing someone’s who all could have so easily remained strangers. Every part of myself I have shared and is now someone else’s to keep, and every part of someone that has contributed to the mosaic I am today, is it all part of an exchange bigger than us? Do we meet people by chance, or is it all divinely orchestrated for a larger purpose? Either way, I’m forever grateful that our paths have not only crossed but even briefly intertwined xx

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