Women-Only Hospitality Exchange in Atlanta
Angela
Atlanta
Can host for:
3 days
About me
About to be done with law school and start my real life, trying to use my Delta companion pass as much as possible before I lose all my free time 😮💨
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Lila
Atlanta
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! My name is Lila, I’m a university student at Georgia Tech. I love traveling, foreign languages, and trying new things. I want to live life to the fullest and the as much of this beautiful world as I can.
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Nicole
Atlanta
Can host for:
1 day
About me
Almost empty nester! Looking to travel and grow my circle!
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Rebekah
Atlanta
Can host for:
3 days
About me
30-something mom and wife, figuring out the solo work travel life one trip at a time. I’m a vegetarian, professional photographer, kind of a nervous flyer, and big on low-key exploring. That means cozy coffee spots, local culture, and chill walks over packed itineraries. New to doing this on my own, but always down to connect with other women who get the vibe.
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Julia
Atlanta
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I recently moved to ATL by way of Austin, TX and have lived up and down the East coast since growing up in the DC area. I love working out, cooking, exploring, and plants. My parents came from Europe, so I grew up traveling and it’s stuck with me ever since. Nice to meet you!!
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Is Atlanta worth visiting?
Based on 3 experiences
Solo travel
Day trip to ATL - Atlanta, GA Visited the Delta Flight museum. Rented car for transport. Took the Tuesday 1 PM tour that was hosted by retired Delta employees who talked about the objects and planes in the museum and their experiences. It was entertaining and educational especially to those who love aviation and history. Good for solo travel due to secure environment of airport and museum. You have to show ID to access the museum since it is on their corporate campus adjacent to the airport. Also enjoyed the tour which was a group of about 15 other friendly people. Only sketchy part was leaving the airport. There were people begging near the Marta station but they left you alone if ignored.
Posted: February 5, 2024Hospitality Exchange in United States
