In honor of Women’s History Month, Travel Belles would like to honor some of the epic women explorers who paved the way for us. These pioneers ventured into unknown territories ... Read more
Portrait of a Belle
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Seeing the World from the Saddle with Equitrekking’s Darley Newman
Since this is a big dream, let's run with it: She would be host and producer of her own national television show that would not be interrupted by stupid commercials, or ever mistaken for mindless brain rot. Instead her "Katie Couric travels the world on horseback" type show would be…
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Jeanne Baret: First Woman to Travel Around the World
As the first woman to travel around the world, Jeanne Baret is definitely on the list as a contender for the original Travel Belle. Neil Armstrong. Ferdinand Magellan. Roald Amundsen. ... Read more
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Meet Former Commercial Airline Pilot, Jessica Orquina
Jessica Orquina, former commercial airline pilot Travel Belle Jessica Orquina started flying planes as a teenager. As an adult, she turned her hobby into a profession, working first as a ... Read more
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Eugenia Price: The Writer who put Saint Simons Island on the Map
"The great doing of little things makes the great life."
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Iris Origo & Tales Of 20th Century Tuscany
A woman who lived under the Tuscan sun in the early 1900s The villa and beautiful gardens at La Foce in Tuscany. An Italian nobleman for a husband. The stuff ... Read more
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Portrait of a Belle: Author Judith Works talks about her road to Rome and everywhere else
In middle age, Travel Belle Judith Works left the suburbs of Portland for life as an expat in Rome and a job with the United Nations. In September, she released ... Read more
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Meet Travel Belles’ Associate Editor, Briana Palma
Judith Work's first question was: “Why are we talking in Dublin instead of your hometown, Boston?"
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Memories of Finding New Life on the MS Stockholm
She may be known as the cause of one of history's most famous maritime disasters, and for an attack by pirates, but to me the MS Stockholm will always be cherished as the ship that brought the first of my Danish family members to North America.