2025 Solo Female Travel Trends and Statistics

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Women are increasingly traveling solo, with searches for 'solo female travel' growing significantly.
82% of travel decisions are made by women, highlighting their influence in the travel industry.
Safety is a major concern for solo female travelers, with 66% worrying about personal safety.
Solo female travel is not a lifestyle but a travel style, with only 23% of respondents exclusively traveling solo.
Interest in group travel is rising, with 14% planning women-only trips and 22% mixed-gender group trips in 2025.
Top reasons for solo travel include freedom (87%), escape from routine (83%), and self-care (79%).
Safety measures include carrying self-defense items (17%) and using anti-theft bags (37%).
Europe is the top recommended region for first-time solo female travelers (54%).
Japan, Australia, and Iceland are the most desired bucket list destinations for solo female travelers.
Cultural attractions (77%) and safety (62%) are key factors when choosing a destination.
Price is a significant decision factor for 56% of women, but social responsibility and eco-friendliness also matter.
Different age groups have varying travel preferences, with Boomers focusing on safety and Gen Z on adventure.
Women want the travel industry to address safety, reduce solo traveler premiums, and normalize solo travel.
Hospitality staff training is requested to better support solo female travelers.
The survey includes responses from over 2,800 women across 90+ countries, providing comprehensive insights.

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