Women

Introducing the 15 women—from chefs-turned-television hosts to scientists working behind the scenes—whose work reflects how and why we travel in 2025.

As she prepares for a second round of egg freezing, Sophie Prideaux finds solace in Ananda's new fertility enhancement program.

In the American West, an increasing number of women are filling wrangling roles—and leading the ranches that hire them.

Plus, the UK's best wild swimming retreats for 2025

On a research trip to Taiwan, writer Kat Chen studies late Taiwanese memoirist Sanmao and gains a new understanding of her mother.

Our favorite women travelers share the Moroccan lip stain, Greek mountain tea, and Parisian chocolates on their wish list.

The idea of showing your kids the world is a powerful one—but the realities of parenting, particularly for women, far from vanish once you hit the road.

How girls-only skating groups in Ethiopia's capital are carving out a unique subculture—all for themselves.

Writer Samantha Allen on the knowing nods that create comfort in a hostile space.

The world may not always be perfectly accessible, but the human spirit's capacity for kindness knows no bounds.

Women are looking to adventure travel to reconnect with themselves—here's why.

Inuit throat singing has always mimicked the surrounding environment. For so long, that was the blustery Arctic—but new generations in Canada’s cities are evolving the sound.

Her new documentary, Here To Climb, is out now on HBO.

Here's where the cool girls hang out, from Seoul to Paris to São Paulo.

Writer Rebekah Peppler on the inimitable energy of Los Angeles's queer wine bar.

Dubbed The Mixed Race, the group and its founders are creating an inclusive space for women who love speed cycling.

We’re eyeing these destinations for a future girls trip.

The group, known as the Chobe Angels, is raising conscious safari standards—and inspiring a new generation of women—in the northern reaches of Botswana.

Fans have been flying across the country—and world—and dropping thousands of dollars on tickets. Why? “I deserve it.”