Some projects are born from a simple idea, and others take root in years of experiences, encounters, and dreams. My Lady Trip belongs to the second category. It is the story of a path traveled across several countries, of conversations shared with hundreds of women, and of a revelation that changed the way I see travel.
It All Started 25 Years Ago
The story of My Lady Trip goes back much further than Dubai. More than 25 years ago, I was already dreaming of creating special trips for solo moms with their kids. At the time, I was working in a general travel agency, selling all kinds of trips, but deep inside I knew I wanted something different — something that spoke directly to women like me.
For years, this idea stayed with me: a travel concept dedicated to women and mothers, where they could feel safe, supported, and inspired while exploring the world. And then, during my years in Dubai, something happened that confirmed it was finally time to make this dream a reality.
The Decisive Moment in Dubai
For eight years, I worked as a tour guide in Dubai as well as travel agent. I welcomed travelers from all over the world, curious to discover this fascinating city between tradition and modernity. But what struck me the most wasn’t only their questions about skyscrapers or souks, but the ones that came back again and again about the lives of women:
“Do women drive? Do they work? Can they choose their husband?”
These questions, coming from so many different cultures, made me realize how much we women are curious about each other. What often intrigues us is not just the country we visit, but the daily lives of the women who live there.
The Revelation: A Tour Among Women
One day, I guided a small group of ten women from the United States, Mexico, Singapore, and India. During this tour, I felt a unique magic unfold: instead of just listening to my explanations, they began to talk among themselves. They shared their traditions, their cultures, their personal stories.
I was witnessing something extraordinary: women from four continents connected by their stories, their laughter, and their mutual curiosity.
That day, I knew I wanted to create a space to extend this connection. A project that would go beyond the idea of a simple sightseeing trip to become a true meeting place for women from all over the world.
The Idea: Traveling Differently
I never wanted My Lady Trip to be “just” a travel agency for single women. My dream was much deeper:
👉 To give visibility to local women, offering them a voice and a space to share their culture and everyday life.
👉 To create journeys that bring women together, where the goal is not only to visit a destination but to meet the women who live there.
👉 To build a global community, where every traveler leaves with new friends and a broader vision of the world.
A Simple Organization, a Global Community
With My Lady Trip, the idea is simple: each trip begins on a Saturday, in the destination country. Travelers meet directly on site to start the adventure together.
Those coming from far away can arrive the day before, and we arrange for an extra night.
No matter where they come from – Europe, Asia, America, or Africa – every woman can join. Because in the end, it’s not the distance that matters, but the desire to connect.
Why My Lady Trip Exists
At its core, My Lady Trip was born from a simple realization:
Women have always traveled. But traveling together, as women, with the desire to meet other women, changes everything.
It creates moments of intimacy, sharing, and sisterhood that go far beyond a typical tourist trip.
It’s an invitation to travel differently:
Not just to check monuments off a list,
But to sit around a table, share tea, listen to a story, and build connections.
My Dream for the Future
Today, My Lady Trip is growing. Every journey proves that this project fulfills a deep need: the need to feel connected.
I dream that tomorrow, thousands of women from every horizon will have the opportunity to travel together, to support one another, to be inspired, and to discover the world through the eyes of the women who live there.
Because travel is an adventure, but together, it becomes a transformation.
