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6 recommended apps for solo female travelers Our phones have long become indispensable tools for navigating every aspect of modern life, including travel, especially when you’re a woman traveling solo. Here are six apps for extra empowerment and independence on your next solo trip abroad / By Nava Marton terstock Photo: Shut

launched a new “solo system” feature that allows you to see who else has booked accommodation in the city you’re in on the same dates as you. This way, you can join the hostel’s group chats, sign up for bar crawls or group day trips, all without revealing your personal contact details. The app is free (you only pay for the accommodation). 05 Wanderful – a women’s home sharing network: Wanderful is a global community offering a unique network of women hosting female travelers in their homes. Beyond saving money, it’s an opportunity to create deep connections with local women who can give you tips and recommendations on what to see and do in their city. The app also offers a community “hotline” where you can get recommendations for finding a doctor or even a laptop friendly café. Annual membership fee required. 06 Google Translate – breaking the barrier : The ability to communicate, even in a basic way, reduces the chance for misunderstandings that can lead to unpleasant situations, and gives you a greater sense of control. The app also has a camera feature that allows you to read signs, safety warnings, and menus in cities where signage is not in English. Free of charge.

01 NomaHer – community in your pocket: A global community app that verifies every user to ensure maximum safety. It allows you to find travel buddies, participate in local meetups organized by women in foreign cities, and even get recommendations for “women-friendly” accommodation. Free (identity verification required). 02 GeoSure – your safety compass: One of the biggest concerns when traveling alone is accidentally entering a less-safe area. GeoSure’s “safety score” solves this problem, with real-time field reports on each neighborhood and street, specifically addressing women’s safety, crime levels, and even health hazards; the perfect tool for deciding which street

to book your hotel in. The basic version is free, but advanced features (like custom alerts) require payment. 03 Tourlina – finding the perfect travel buddy: Sometimes, even the most independent traveler wants to share a meal or a day trip with someone. Tourlina connects female travelers based on similar destinations and dates, with the big advantage that each profile is manually vetted by the app’s team to avoid fake profiles. The basic version is free, but some options require a premium subscription. 04 Hostelworld – your “solo system”: Mobile hostel booking app Hostelworld has

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