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"As you&amp;#039;ve probably already guessed, I have a great love of travel, just no funds to be able to do it much yet. I really look forward to taking some mini-vacations now that I have kid-free weekends and no one to argue with me about where to go. I spend some of my occasional free time surfing the net looking at vacation information or watching the Travel Channel (someday, they&amp;#039;ll give me Samantha Brown&amp;#039;s job -this belief is my daily affirmation). I&amp;#039;ve come across a lot of travel sites on the internet, but the Journeywoman travel site is one you don&amp;#039;t want to miss. What I like about this site is it has a lot of practical information \u2013 like what to wear and not wear in certain countries if you&amp;#039;re a woman. They also have hotel recommendations from fellow women travelers for the best places to stay if you&amp;#039;re on your own, the parts of whatever city you might want to steer clear of if you&amp;#039;re a woman traveling alone\u2026and other necessary tidbits like that. In addition to all that, they have sections with terrific travel offers, restaurant and spa guides, and even book recommendations for those lazy beach days. You can easily spend hours on the site because there&amp;#039;s a lot to be had there. I signed up for their email newsletter, and I check the site on a regular basis because readers contribute so much in the comment areas. I&amp;#039;m making notes and bookmarking pages all over the place. Watch out, Samantha Brown. I&amp;#039;m breathing down your neck. Just as soon as I win the lottery, I&amp;#039;m hiring a film crew and taking over the world! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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