Tango Diva Features highlight inspiring travel stories, destination discoveries, cultural insights, and unforgettable experiences from around the world. Explore editor picks, reviews, interviews, and insider travel inspiration designed for adventurous women travelers.
by Rick Steves Travel can make you a poet. Travel can be spiritual. You meet people on the road you’d never meet otherwise. Traveling rearranges your cultural furniture, challenging truths you assumed were self-evident and God-given. By traveling, you learn not only about the people and places you visit — you learn about yourself. But…
The goal of Spa Week is to make the spa experience accessible to everyone by offering discounts from spas around the country. Perfect for those of us who can’t justify shelling out hundreds of dollars for a mani-pedi or massage. Until December 22, you can purchase a $100 gift card for $80! This makes a…
The morning was spent with Greg the mountain man and he owns a company called GREG’S SAFARIS. He is forth-generation St. Kittian and love the island so much that he spends his days taking people on tour of the island and sharing the deep, rich history with guests. He does ½ day rain forest hike,…
by Jennifer Anthony In the days that led up to Thanksgiving, I used every tactic I knew of to bring up the topic of the four-day weekend. I was excited to spend time with my family and extended family in Yosemite National Park, but my real excuse for broaching the subject was the excuse to…
by Jennifer Anthony Four men blast propane gas into the mouth of the hot air balloon. Belly expanding, the balloon gulps in the flame and waits for the next burst. Its rainbow of colors pop against the neutral blue sky. It is seven a.m., and neither the sky nor the future passengers watching the balloon…
by Jane Straus Normally, I hate the word “should” because it makes me feel pressured; however, in this case, I’m hoping that you take it as I intend it: All of us women over fifty have a right to travel. And if making the decision to travel solo requires arguing against our fears and limiting…
Cashmere gloves always make me think of that sleeper movie Serendipity. Remember when John and Sara, played by John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale, are arguing over who gets to buy the last pair of black cashmere gloves, a serendipitous event that eventually leads, in a roundabout way that stretches over several years, to them falling…
