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Safe. Fun. Curated.
A Little Bit Fancy.

No forced fun. No awkward dinners. No being left out because you’re solo.

Just safe, social, slightly fancy travel that makes you feel seen, capable and alive again — with people who get exactly where you’re at.

Travelling solo shouldn’t feel awkward — or unsafe.

You’re ready to explore again, but finding the right kind of trip can be overwhelming.

Big groups feel impersonal. Couples’ tours feel awkward. And travelling alone can feel lonely.

You don’t need another tour.
You need a travel experience that feels safe, social, and a little bit fancy — designed for women who get it.

Meet Bron White — your travel insider, researcher, and storyteller.

After 30 years in the travel industry, with over 20 years of experience as a qualitative travel researcher, I've surveyed and interviewed thousands of women about travel and its impact on their lives.
She knows what it’s like to stand at the start of a new chapter and how travel can help you find your footing again.
That’s why I created Solo Travel Collective: to make travel feel safe, fun, and effortless for women like you.

How It Works.

Pick Your Fancy Trip

Choose from our curated cruises, tours, and retreats designed for women in mid-life.

We Handle the Rest

Flights, transfers, logistics — all sorted. You just pack your bag.

Travel, Laugh, Renew, Repeat

Experience meaningful, social travel that helps you feel strong, visible, and alive again..

From the Blog

Why Japan Airlines' Premium Economy Is Winning Hearts.

I love these vending machines in Japan. Credit Alex Mesmer. Unsplash. I was recently invited to a sales briefing with the Japan Airlines (JAL) team - a rare chance to hear directly from the airline reps about what’s new for the winter and ski season. It was a reminder of why Japan Airlines continues to stand out for travellers who value space, comfort, and genuine hospitality in the sky. Japan is one of the most in-demand destinations right now. Between ski holidays, cultur

Solo Travel and Dining Alone

Cider tasting for 1 at a shared tasting table at Spreton Cider Co - Tasmania. Summary Dining solo isn’t lonely; it’s one of the most enriching parts of travel. Find restaurants that feel welcoming, like those with bench seats by the window or community tables. Morning breakfasts and hotel lobbies are underrated havens for solo diners. Journaling or reading during meals turns solitude into reflection. The more you do it, the more it feels like freedom, not aloneness. Many solo

TripADeal For Solo Travellers: Great Price, Fair Warning.

If you’ve ever seen a TripADeal package and felt that little jolt, “Wait, how is it that cheap?” this one’s for you. TripADeal can...

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Safe. Fun. Curated. A Little Bit Fancy.

No forced fun. No awkward dinners. No being left out because you’re solo. Just safe, social, slightly fancy travel that makes you feel seen, capable and alive again — with people who get exactly where you’re at.