Voyage au feminin? Interesting concept; check "Femmes du Monde"

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FEMMES DU MONDE well. you may have to read French but if interested, english is spoken!
check the website http://www.femmesdumonde.com/

Pourquoi des voyages au féminin ?
Les femmes ont des besoins et des aspirations qui leur sont propres, parfois même une lecture du monde différente. Loin de toutes formes de sectarisme, nous sommes convaincues que les moments privilégiés entre elles, qu’elles soient des amies, un tandem mère/fille ou des sœurs, méritent une attention tout particulière. Alors, que vous soyez divorcée, célibataire, veuve, mariée, mère de famille, grand-mère… nous allons prendre soin de vous et vous emmener loin de votre quotidien.Nos voyages sont une parenthèse chaleureuse, mêlant découvertes, rencontres et bien-être. Une récréation pour vivre à votre rythme, dans l’authenticité et la spontanéité des relations que vous tisserez entre voyageuses mais aussi avec les femmes qui vous accueillent. Celles qui, nombreuses, ne quitteront jamais leur village pour venir à vous.
Zahia Hafs

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