According to a 2023 global survey, higher costs and personal safety ranked as the main obstacles for female travelers to go on a solo trip. Overall, ** percent and ** percent of respondents, respectively, stated so. Not having someone to share the trip with and the fear of getting lost were other common obstacles that year.

According to a 2023 global survey, female travelers considered flexibility and freedom to be the main motivations to go on a solo trip. That year, roughly **** out of 10 respondents said they mainly traveled alone for this reason. Getting away from routines and responsibilities was also another popular motive for taking a solo trip, mentioned by ** percent of the sample.

In 2023, Spanish female solo travelers had the highest share of international travel reviews among the selected countries, with *********** of their total reviews referring to trips abroad. In contrast, just ***** percent of reviews by Brazilian female solo travelers that year related to international trips.

According to a 2023 global survey, solo female travelers mainly chose their destination according to cultural and historical attractions. That year, ** percent of the sample said it was the main factor when selecting a destination for a solo trip. The beauty of the destination and the local cuisine and food were considered other important factors, as mentioned by ** percent and ** percent of respondents, respectively.

According to a 2022 global survey, female solo travelers were mainly interested in cultural sightseeing. That year, ** percent of respondents said it was their main activity of interest when traveling alone. Experiencing the nature and wildlife was another popular activity, mentioned by ** percent of the sample.

A September 2023 study developed an index score to rank the safest countries for solo female travelers worldwide. Based on the analysis, Spain reported the highest figure, with a score of **** out of 10. Norway and the Netherlands followed on the list, with scores of **** and ****, respectively.

In 2023, solo travelers accounted for around **** percent of the domestic travel market for recreational purposes. With a share of **** percent, male travelers constituted the larger part of the solo travel market, while female travelers accounted for seven percent.

According to a July 2021 survey, taking a solo trip appeared as one of the main reasons for taking a trip among travelers from the United States. The survey also revealed that female U.S.-based travelers were more likely to fly for a solo trip, while over ** percent of men were more likely to take a road trip with a personal car.

According to a 2024 study, most surveyed adults in the United States intended to spend not more than ***** U.S. dollars for a solo trip. That said, while ** percent of surveyed women planned to spend ***** U.S. dollars or less when traveling solo, just above ** percent of surveyed men stated the same.

According to a July 2021 survey, taking a solo trip appeared as one of the main reasons for taking a trip among travelers from the United States. The survey also revealed that male U.S.-based travelers were more likely than women to camp or stay in a cabin on a solo trip, with approximately ** percent of male respondents expressing interest in this.

According to a July 2021 survey, taking a solo trip appeared as one of the main reasons for taking a trip among travelers from the United States. The survey also revealed that male U.S.-based travelers were more likely than women to plan a solo trip in 2022, with ** percent of male respondents expressing interest in this.