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Rachel is an intrepid world traveller, lifestyle connoisseuse, and the resident beauty advisor at Girls Who Travel. A true ocean lover with a soft spot for flowers, films, and storytelling, she also has a growing collection of medium-sized tattoos. When she’s not immersed in her next adventure, Rachel shares stories from her travels along with practical tips and insights to help other women make the most of their journeys.
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Luxor: Egypt’s Inspiring Timeless City
This Luxor travel guide explores Egypt’s most iconic city through a female travel lens highlighting history safety culture and unforgettable experiences along the Nile.
Barcelona Food Guide for Food Lovers
Barcelona is a city that feeds you in every sense of the word. That’s what I’ve learned. I sometimes have trips where I plan my days around meals and I feel my Barca trip was definitely one of those. I ate my way from shared tapas to slow lunches than stretch into afternoon with litres…
Siwa Oasis & the Siwa Salt Lakes: A Travel Guide for Women
Why Every Girl Should Travel to the Siwa Salt Lakes When people think of Egypt, the pyramids and tombs come to mind. But Egypt’s most enchanting hidden gem is actually tucked between endless sand dunes and palm groves: Siwa Oasis and its salt lakes. This place captured my heart due to the lakes’ turquoise coloured…
Best Valentine’s Day Trips for Couples
Valentine’s Day does not have to mean crowded restaurants, overpriced menus, or predictable city breaks. One thing I’ve proven and tested, is that travelling together could be one of the most meaningful ways to celebrate love, whether you have been together for years or are still in the honeymoon phase. The best Valentine’s Day trips…
Discovering Montenegro’s 3 Breathtaking Destinations
Discover Montenegro’s magic through Kotor, Budva, and Perast — three breathtaking coastal towns blending history, beaches, and unforgettable views.
A Solo Traveller at Heart: What Travelling With My Boyfriend Taught Me About Myself
I have been travelling solo since I was fifteen years old. I am thirty one now, which means more than half my life has been shaped by airports, border crossings, unfamiliar streets, and the quiet confidence that comes from figuring things out alone. Solo travel is not something I picked up later in life. It…