Any tips on solo trips during September?

I’m graduating in October, and wanna take a break for 2 months before I officially become a “corporate slave”. As a girl I’ve never had the freedom/opportunity to travel solo internationally and I am planning on visiting Thailand in mid Oct. I’d love some tips on: 1) How to overcome the fear (I’m someone who’s watched wayyy too may true crime shows and I’m paranoid lol) 2) How to calculate expenses for a week long trip to Thailand from Blore (I’ve heard it’s mostly b/w 60-75K) Any help would be appreciated! ✨

Hi all, I have 1.5 months of free time before I start my next job. I am looking for destinations to travel (solo) in this time, and would appreciate any ideas. Following details: Travel date: July 1- July 20 Duration: 5-10 days Destination preference: trek (India), South east Asia Budget: 50-80k

Hey guys I’ve never travelled solo in my entire life. Where and How should I start? There are few questions I’ve like: 1. How to handle accommodations? 2. Concern about the safety and security. 3. How to decide which places to visit. I mean can’t roam around uselessly, must have a list of places to visit. 4. Whom to believe, in the sense that, a lot of people are ready scam you when they find you are new here, how to handle that. If you travel solo very often, then suggest some pointers to keep in mind. So, guide me here plzz. Thanks 🫡

Hi, I reside near Delhi. I was thinking of going on a solo trip on New Year. There's an extended weekend from 30th December to 1st January. Any suggestions where to go during this time and where to stay. Would want some economic ideas.

I've been stuck with a strong urge to go on a vacation somewhere. The last I went was in March 2021; since then, only work trips (if at all) I have visited 16 out of 29 states for work or family holidays. Now need the confidence to travel solo. How do I start? I have a little money stashed, so the budget can be managed. I have my passport, but waiting to be used :( Please help me with the nitty gritties, how to plan, what to look for, and how to spend in a foreign place. And Suggestions for places are always welcome.

Dear remote workers on Grapevine, have any of you been on a 2-3 month long workation spanning multiple cities? I am planning to go on one and cover south of India - Coorg, Chikmaglur, Gokarna, Hampi, Kochi, Alleppey, Munnar, Wayanad, Pondicherry. Am I being to ambitious? I think I can manage 1-2 weeks or more at most of these places. Will stay in hostels - easier to make friends there + it’s cheap. Any tips?