Setting aside a special vacation just for you doesn't HAVE to be reserved just for singles. Here are some ideas for taking your own solo travel vacation, even if you've never done so before.

To check or not to check? That is the question. There are pros and cons to both sides. Here are some quick questions to consider when you're faced with that dilemma.

Camping doesn't have to be just for families and friends. Camping can be a great getaway even if you're going solo.

Answer these top five travel destination questions, do a little research, and find your perfect solo travel destination!

Boston - known for cannoli at Mike's Pastry, Kelly's roast beef sandwiches, Faneuil Hall, and tea parties - but have you seen it by Duck? On your next trip to Beantown, do yourself a favor and jump on a Duck Tour. It's the best way to see everything you need to see in Boston.

One of the best experiences you can have as a solo traveler is finding yourself becoming a part of the neighborhood you’re visiting. There are few better ways to do this than using a vacation rental, where you rent a house and take in the view from a front porch rather than the hotel balcony.

A day without internet access means a day to think - what would I do if this happened on a solo trip?

New Mexico is an amazing place for a vacation, but when you go off the beaten trail, you can find yourself in a place where the sandstone whispers, ravens draw you onward and you can nearly hear the culture of civilizations past in Chaco.

I'm probably in the minority, but I prefer to book solo travel excursions on my own, sans tour guide and plans. If you're wanting to flip a coin and hit the road, here are some tips to make that adventurous trip easy on you.

When you travel the world by plane, there are some simple and often overlooked tips for ensuring you AND your bags all get back together - even if the word following that needs to be "eventually."