It’s February. The snow is piling up, the days are still short, and if you’re single, you can’t escape the Valentine’s Day hype. Romantic getaways, candlelit dinners, couple’s spa packages—everywhere you look, it’s a reminder that this season is supposed to be about love.
 
But here’s the thing: love isn’t just about relationships. It’s also about how you show up for yourself. And what better way to practice self-love than by booking a trip just for you?
 
So why do so many singles feel the urge to get away at this time of year? Let’s talk about it.
 
1. Escaping the Cold (and the Valentine’s Hype)
Let’s be real—by February, winter has overstayed its welcome. The thought of swapping snow boots for sandals is enough to make anyone start Googling flights. But for singles, it’s also a great way to take a break from all the Valentine’s Day noise. No pressure, no expectations—just sunshine and freedom.
 
2. Because You Deserve It
One of the biggest myths out there is that travel is something you wait to do with a partner. But why wait? You work hard I know I sure do.  You take care of yourself. You deserve to experience new places, eat amazing food, and wake up to a view that makes you feel alive. Taking yourself on a trip is an act of self-care, a reminder that your happiness isn’t dependent on anyone else.
 
3. A Chance to Reconnect With Yourself
When was the last time you had the space to just be? No distractions, no obligations—just you, doing exactly what you want. Solo travel gives you that space. Whether it’s hiking in nature, wandering through a city, or lying on a beach with a book, you’re making time for yourself in a way that’s deeply restorative.
4. The Joy of Meeting New People (On Your Terms)
 
Traveling alone doesn’t mean you have to be lonely. In fact, it’s often easier to meet people when you’re solo. You’re more open to conversations, more likely to join a local tour, and more willing to step outside your comfort zone. And the best part? You get to decide when to socialize and when to just enjoy your own company.
 
5. Beating the Mid-Winter Slump
By this point in winter, everything feels a little... stale. The holidays are long gone, and spring still feels out of reach. A trip—whether it’s a weekend escape or a full-on tropical retreat—injects some excitement back into life. It’s a reset button, a way to shake things up and return feeling refreshed.
 
So, if you’ve been waiting for a sign to book that solo trip—this is it. Go where you want to go, do what you want to do, and enjoy the absolute joy of your own company.
 
Because loving yourself enough to take that trip? That’s real self-care.
Where would you love to go right now? Let me know!

If you're ready to embark on this journey of self-love and discovery, Linda G. Robert can help you plan your perfect trip.