Janine shares her remarkable story and her life in travel from serving in the South African army, living in a hippy commune, encounting deadly animals and a bus trip across Europe.

To celebrate 100 years since some women have gain the right to vote in the UK, Emma has put together a list of places we should visit to pay our respects to the suffragettes who have sacrificed so much to get us where we are today.

Rensina reflects back on the past 4 months in Africa and tells us about her Wings Project, about connecting with women, about how these people live and the joy she discovered, the greater understanding of herself and where does she now fit in the world.

These women travellers are still travelling the world when most people their age are thinking about retirement. Aged 60+, they’re still finding new and fascinating things to see and do every single day.

This is the poem for the ocean that Diony wrote to win the Soul Surfer Ocean Watch Ambassador title.

How did a trip to Bhutan change Diony's life? She talks to us about her initiative to raise awareness of critical issues affecting our ocean, her love for travel, finding her purpose and taking risks.

We re-visit Nora, who’s on a mission to show just how adventurous girls can be (clue: very), and that travelling by yourself as a girl is not at all scary. We catch up with this amazing woman and her motorbike on her journey from Amsterdam to Bali.

Hazel Manuel is a UK-born writer who spent many years climbing the corporate ladder before becoming a full-time writer. Here, Hazel tells us about the people and places that inspire her.