Hospitality Exchange for Women in Quebec City
Caroline
Quebec City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Welcoming or being hosted by a local person is a wonderful way to travel. As a women, I think that we enrich each other by opening the door to our homes. I am a feminist, open-minded and socially engaged women, who loves traveling around the world. Travelling is about connexion for me and I am always grateful to welcome travellers or being welcomed by a host. I live on the Orleans Island, Quebec. I also own a small appartment downtown Quebec City, where I stay part-time. I have two wonderful kids that are now adults and who love to travel too.
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Mélodie
Quebec City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m a French woman living in Quebec City for 5 years I love to travel and meet new people. I’m currently travelling in the west of Canada 😊
Karine
Quebec City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Travel lover, eager to meet people to experience other cultures. To this day, I was working to travel and putting my energy into getting early retirement to be free to travel more. I realized I can live my dream with work, so I'm going to study tourism!
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andreanne
Quebec City
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! Im an sculptor ceramic artist, im into building my business and living the best out of it. Im happy to share with fellow travelers and make new connection from all around the world.
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Frédérique
About Me
28 years old. Social worker / HR Manager. Passionate about mental health and helping people. Kinda shy, I tend to let go when I feel safe around people but not the most outgoing at first sight. Solo traveler, mostly in Europe.
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Caroline
About Me
Welcoming or being hosted by a local person is a wonderful way to travel. As a women, I think that we enrich each other by opening the door to our homes. I am a feminist, open-minded and socially engaged women, who loves traveling around the world. Travelling is about connexion for me and I am always grateful to welcome travellers or being welcomed by a host. I live on the Orleans Island, Quebec. I also own a small appartment downtown Quebec City, where I stay part-time. I have two wonderful kids that are now adults and who love to travel too.
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Is Quebec City safe to travel?
Orlane
Canada
Solo travel
Québec was very nice little city ! I felt very safe and people were very kind. Accommodation : I stayed at youth hotel Qbeds. Which was good for a first time because you have curtains around your bed and the atmosphere is very cool. If you like silence maybe it is not the best place to sleep on the Friday and Saturday cause there will be parties. Visits: I booked a ticket to have a guided visit of Frontenac castle follow by a brunch to the castle restaurant. By the way the brunch is amazing. I did a cruise until Orleans island and waterfalls of Montmorency. It was beautiful. Good restaurants seem to be a bit expensives but I ate well!
Posted: June 4, 2024
Bianca
United States
Couple travel
I felt extremely safe. The areas are generally crowded but it’s filled with people having a good time. The food is absolutely amazing. There’s a lot of culture, I recommend the castle tour. Try any restaurant that serves game (I.e. rabbit, venison etc) I drove but it was easy getting by just walking. Parking is safe. Things are a bit more expensive. I didn’t stay in Quebec City but about 30 minutes away.
Posted: January 30, 2024Upcoming visitors to Quebec City
lin
About Me
I am a business consultant, born in China and graduated from university in Hong Kong. Here are 3 fun facts about me: 1. During my university years, I was able to travel to 9 different countries through scholarship applications and cultural exchange programs. 2. During the period since starting my career, I have not had a stable home base, living in many cities across China. I consider this my "YOLO (You Only Live Once) plan" and have been keeping a YOLO diary, documenting my experiences in over 30 different locations in China so far. 3. I hope to live to the age of 103, as I find this world to be endlessly fascinating and would love to experience it across two centuries.
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