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The golden rules of solo travel

The joys of travelling solo are endless. There is something truly freeing about exploring new places alone - you can go where you please, eat when you want, and have uninterrupted quality time with yourself. The interest in solo travel has been slowly rising for a while, but data from UK-based travel organisation ABTA shows that 16 per cent of travellers went on holiday by themselves in 2023, a five per cent increase from the previous 12-month period.

Travel

Dining

fromTasting Table

1 month ago

Solo Dining Etiquette Everyone Should Know - Tasting Table

Follow basic solo dining etiquette: be considerate of staff and fellow guests, tip appropriately, and enjoy solitary meals confidently.

Dining

fromTime Out London

2 months ago

An exclusive solo new dining experience is coming to the British Museum

The British Museum and Itsu offer solo diners a 20-minute Japanese gallery meal featuring noodles and beers on two booked evenings.

Television

fromJezebel

3 months ago

Goodbye to All of (And Just Like) That

Carrie Bradshaw reflects on potential loneliness in the series finale of And Just Like That... following significant character losses.

Food & drink

fromTasting Table

4 months ago

The One Rule Waffle House Really Wants Solo Diners To Follow - Tasting Table

Dining alone is increasingly accepted, with a growing number of solo diners at restaurants.

LA food

fromEater LA

3 years ago

The Best Restaurants to Dine Solo in Los Angeles, According to Eater Editors

Solo dining in LA offers intimate experiences and a chance to enjoy meals without conversation.

Bar seating enhances the solo dining experience, providing great views and a relaxed atmosphere.

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