Solotravel Stories

Fulfilling the final wishes of a dear lover, a man winds up in a coffee shop, confronted with past realizations and future promises.

I got lost. In rural south Korea. At three in the morning. All alone. Here's how it went down. This is an entry to the #SoloTravel contest by Marriott Traveler. See how you could enter by checking out the @Travel page! Feel free to request I read your contest entries as well!

Calling all travel lovers, dreamers, and wanderlust seekers! We have paired up with Marriott International's online travel publication, Marriott TRAVELER to bring you another incredible writing opportunity. Marriott TRAVELER is the hotel industry's most popular online magazine, inspiring travel to the world's greatest destinations through engaging storytelling. This is YOUR CHANCE to be featured as a respected contributor to Marriott TRAVELER. The winner will also receive a $500 Marriott Hotels gift card!

I just wanted to travel to my hometown Puerto Rico when I met him,Kim Namjoon Ranks: #10 on solotravel

India offers incredible destinations for solo female travelers. Stay safe, plan smart, and embrace the adventure. 🔗 Read more: Guide to Solo Travel https://worldtourzone.com/solo-female-travel-in-india-a-guide/

Nothing can top summer in Seoul. A single traveller on a monthly adventure, to become a tiny part of a city with 9,8 million people, 707 subway stations and a once in a lifetime opportunity to taste it all live, form Namsan view, Han River cruise, Sockcho beach to k-pop. #Solotravel contest entry

Space is not silent. It hums, it breathes, and in its unfathomable vastness, it speaks-if one knows how to listen. Long before Rohan Singh ever set foot in a starship, the universe had already begun to call his name. It was not with sound, but through vibrations in the void, anomalies in data, and dreams that seemed too vivid to be his own. Something ancient, buried in the depths of time and matter, had stirred-and it was watching. Humanity, in its ambition, had crossed planets, established colonies, and forged new identities among the stars. But it had forgotten humility. It had forgotten the possibility that the universe might not only be alive-but aware. In the silence before the storm, a single whisper reached Earth's deep-space array. No language. No structure. Just a pattern-a pulse. And with that whisper, the chronicles began.

Do not fear time , distance, or change .

Aiden and Elise were just two adventurous kids who loved going out in the wilderness to see eachother.

The journey will be long, but in the end, it's going to be worth it. Without a doubt. For the SoloTravel contest

"At Nineteen" is the almost entirely true story of how I came to fall in love with traveling as a young, single woman. May it bring you joy and stir your wanderlust. -written for the Marriott TRAVELER #SoloTravel contest

the story is a letter of kind about travel

Alexis wasn't the same after the tragedy.. witness what becomes of her and become a part of her life changing course! By sandhali Wickramarathne

A vacation to Goa turned into a profound journey of self-discovery. It was more than a getaway; I experienced serene beaches, bustling markets, and hidden village gems. This journey balanced isolation and engagement, leading to peaceful moments, thrilling activities, and unexpected friendships. Embracing Goa's warm beaches and vibrant culture transformed my view on solo travel.

We all get travel jitters before a big trip, especially if solo traveling. As in traveling on your own and you only got your back, you have a lot of what ifs and worst case scenarios in your head and makes you think "It's too scary I won't do it". I wrote this piece to encourage myself (I don't know which category to put this so I just chose poetry) months ago who's cowering in traveling and thought I'd share it to you. Thank you for reading! -M

[ Marriot's #SoloTravel Story Submission ] I was never the one to admire the beauty Mother Nature gave us. Frankly, I never thought such beauty existed in such a hateful, broken world. But somehow, after one trip only lasting five days, my mind began to think otherwise. This is my story of my trip to Victoria, Canada; a city radiating of beauty and charm I never knew existed.

This is for the Solo Traveler writing contest. Shout out to Marriott Traveler Hotel! Warning: A bit dark

Sometimes, we just gotta roll solo.

I ran because I wanted to. I keep running because I can.