FAQ

Absolutely. Women may join alone or with a friend. Personally hosted by Lauren, each journey is designed so a woman arriving on her own can feel welcomed and part of the group.

Our starting audience is women around 40–60, across racial and cultural backgrounds, who can comfortably prioritize premium travel. Each trip page should state any legal minimum age. The best fit is shaped by shared expectations about pace, comfort, and social energy as much as the destination.

No—but it is absolutely a fun trip. Expect great music, cocktails if you want them, lively dinners, spontaneous dancing and women who know how to enjoy themselves. We simply do not make staying out all night the price of admission. If the evening continues, join in or head to bed; both choices are the right choice.

It means fewer rushed transitions, more meaningful time in a place and an itinerary with breathing room. Slow does not mean boring; it means we would rather enjoy the experience than sprint through it.

Rich and Roam prioritizes beautiful stays, thoughtful details, memorable food and a smooth experience. The exact accommodations, inclusions and comfort level will be clearly described on each trip page.

Yes, whenever the published itinerary includes it. We believe personal time makes group travel better. Each trip page will show the intended balance between shared plans and time on your own.

Room choices and any roommate options vary by journey. The trip page and booking terms will explain what is available before you reserve.

Inclusions differ by trip. Every trip page should clearly list accommodations, transportation, meals, experiences and support that are included, plus the items travelers arrange separately.

Share your needs during the inquiry or booking process. The trip team can then explain what may be accommodated for that specific itinerary before you commit.

You will receive Rich and Roam trip news and early announcements. Joining the list shows interest; it does not reserve a place or require you to book.