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Will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy. Women Who Travel. By Steph Koyfman. Record-setting open water swimmer Amy Appelhans Gubser reflects on her accomplishments of the past yearโand the waterways she hopes to cross next. By Laura Kiniry. Having long dreamed of Antarctic expeditions, writer and adventurer Blair Braverman finally makes it to the White Continentโand gives herself up to a different way of traveling.
By Blair Braverman. On a research trip to Taiwan, writer Kat Chen studies late Taiwanese memoirist Sanmao and gains a new understanding of her mother. By Kat Chen. How girls-only skating groups in Ethiopia's capital are carving out a unique subcultureโall for themselves. By Hiwot Abebe. Freshta Ibrahimi, born in Tehran and raised in Kabul, wants to show women in Afghanistan where they can stand. By Eibhlis Gale-Coleman. After years of debilitating, undiagnosed illness, my world shrank to the inside of my houseโthe sensory overload of a new city burst it open again.
By Meaghan Kenny. By Kaitlin Menza. Our favorite women travelers share the Moroccan lip stain, Greek mountain tea, and Parisian chocolates on their wish list. By Meaghan Kenny and Paris Wilson. Shopping in Nigeria allowed writer Tariro Mzezewa to explore beyond the limited sizing of the States. By Tariro Mzezewa. Kiss those cheap plastic bottles goodbye.
All the equipment you need to start catching some waves. By Jersey Griggs. This 4C wig is a game changer for protective styling. By Paris Wilson. Transform your car into the ultimate off-grid camping companion. By Lauren Matison. A dermatologist shares tips on how to maintain hydration and prevent acne while in the air. By Lauren Dana Ellman. In the American West, an increasing number of women are filling wrangling rolesโand leading the ranches that hire them. By Jessica Chapel.
