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THE LATEST FROM THE SOLO TRAVELLER

Switzerland’s glaciers lost more than five per cent of their remaining ice in 2026, exposing rock, expanding lakes and increasing the distance between familiar approaches and the glaciers they were built to reach. What does it mean for travellers when returning to the same viewpoint no longer means returning to the same view?
By Josh Chandler and Geoffrey Williams | 4 October 2026
The Changing Map

For Jean Bustinza, the rewards of travelling solo for work often come from the people he meets along the way. Jean shares the routines that make frequent travel easier, why he still joins walking tours almost everywhere he goes, and how one encounter in San Francisco gave him an entirely different perspective on the city.
Published 3 October 2026
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Tools and Tech
What if one of the more useful tools we could take travelling was designed to keep us away from a screen? Louise Fowller has created a physical guide for women over 50 that uses the journey itself – before, during and after travel – as space to consider what comes next.
A Q&A with Louise Fowller | 25 September 2026

Ecotravel
Community-based tourism can sound straightforward, but the reality is considerably more complicated. Impactful Travel’s Alejandro Teus Honig considers what it takes to build relationships that last, and why communities should be partners in deciding what tourism looks like rather than attractions added to an itinerary.
A Q&A with Alejandro Teus Honig | 23 September 2026

Slow travel
A self-guided cycling holiday leaves nobody else in charge of the day. But when there is no group or guide, what makes travelling on two wheels alone actually work? Riccardo Sedola builds self-guided cycling holidays that travellers can undertake on their own dates and at their own pace.
A Q&A with Riccardo Sedola | 22 September 2026
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Photographer: Yannis H.
First published 23 October 2025
Volunteering abroad takes us off the map of sightseeing and into the rhythm of real communities, where our days unfold with purpose and even the smallest moments can leave impressions and memories than can last a lifetime. As solo travellers, it is travel that asks a little more of us and gives us much more in return.
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