Insecurity Prevents 62% of Women from Traveling Alone
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A study reveals that 62% of women see insecurity as a barrier to traveling alone, with seven in ten women reporting experiences of harassment. This situation limits women's freedom to move independently and access opportunities related to travel. The findings point to widespread safety concerns affecting women in public spaces.
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- •62% of women identify insecurity as a barrier to solo travel.
- •70% of women report having experienced harassment.
- •The data was published on March 5, 2026.
- •The study highlights ongoing safety issues for women in public areas.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸governments implement stronger safety measures for women travelers women may feel safer traveling alone, increasing their mobility and access to economic and social opportunities
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