Lauren Chapman

Traveling solo can often be intimidating and overwhelming, but finding solo travel groups shouldn’t be. Due to the rise in post-pandemic digital nomad travel, solo travel groups and experiences have multiplied, catering to a diverse range of interests and demographics.

Tequila, Mexico is a must-visit for any agave-spirit loving traveler. But there’s much more to this enchanting Pueblo Mágico located just a hour outside the bustling city of Guadalajara. From the charming locals to the lovely street vendors selling cantaritos to the mariachis and folklorico dancers, this is a place you won’t want to miss.

Situated just an hour north of Puerto Vallarta on Mexico's western coast lies the W Punta de Mita. Tucked between lush jungle and pristine beaches, this retreat spans 1,500 acres and includes 126 rooms, offering the intimacy of a boutique hotel with the amenities of a full-scale resort, including six eateries, two pools, and the renowned AWAY spa.

Having stayed at the Garza Blanca resort multiple times, I find myself drawn back for numerous reasons. From the consistently excellent, all-inclusive dining experience to the attentive staff who greet you by name each day, to the contemporary, luxurious accommodations, I look forward to many more visits. The resort's idyllic location nestled between lush jungle mountains and a pristine beachfront offers ocean views and biodiversity.

There’s nothing like your first view as you approach the edge at the Cliffs of Moher, Ireland. The dramatic cliffs, crashing waves and vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean fills you with awe. No wonder the Cliffs of Moher are at the top of most travel and bucket lists. I had the joy of getting engaged at the cliffs' edge, so it will always hold a very special place in my heart and my travel memories!