Travel Resources
Are you sitting at your desk dreaming about your next getaway?
Nurturing your passion for travel takes time, energy, and knowledge--especially if you work a 9-to-5 job, but I've gotchu covered, sis!
Find everything you need here to break out of time constraints and embrace the freedom of solo travel without quitting your day job.
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Chase Sapphire Travel Card
My everyday purchases fund my trips. 😊
(That's worth $2,000 in airfare!)
Tools I Use Every Trip

I usually book excursions and tours through Get Your Guide, TripAdvisor, or Viator. Their review forums are really helpful for understanding what to expect from real travelers, and you can message tour operators within the apps
*Lately, Viator has been my favorite, because you get rewards from each booking to use toward future ones!

Likewise, Expedia and Booking.com let me compare multiple properties based on ratings and reviews from people who have actually stayed there.

I use Holafly eSIMs to stay connected when I'm outside the country. It costs less than getting global passes through my cell phone provider. Use code "HOLAJAZZMINE" to save 5-10% on your eSIM purchase!

I worked for a major car rental chain right after college, and learned that they're all pretty much the same. So I'm not brand loyal. Instead, I compare rates on Expedia, DiscoverCars, or GetRentaCar!

Depending on the length of a trip, it can make more sense to park at the airport IF the daily rate is right. I've used The Parking Spot for over a decade because each stay earns me free parking days for my next trip.
Travel Resource Articles
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How to Enjoy Dining Solo - from a Solo Woman Traveler
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How to Solo Travel Like Tracee Ellis Ross
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2024 Chase Sapphire Reserve Review with Current Benefits
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25 Solo Travel Tips for Women to Stay Safe and Have Fun
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How to Take Instagram Worthy Solo Travel Photos
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How to Find a Good Travel Photographer - 2022 Tips
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How I Travel on a Budget - 10 Tips Updated for 2023

