Regardless of where you’re staying, something similar tends to happen at most hotels. It usually goes a little something like this. You check in and you’re given a key card that comes in a paper sleeve. This paper also usually has your room number on it. You place the key and the sleeve in your bag, purse or pocket and go on about your day.Well, there’s a reason why I immediately discard that paper sleeve.If you’re anything like me, then you enjoy solo travel. Or maybe you want to feel more comfortable doing so. I have an entire post with tips for women traveling alone.Either way, this tip is especially helpful for my solo female travelers.

solo-women-traveler-travel-tips-for-women-solo-traveler-women-travelers"Don't be like that movie Taken!" 
I had a family member say that to me when I told him I was traveling to Belize by myself. He jokingly referred to the movie Taken and being kidnapped and sold in to slavery! Because clearly that's what happens when women travel alone, right? Not! And even in the movie, she was traveling with a friend.
If you've always wanted to travel solo but felt intimidated, here are a few tips.