Tracey Davies
Editor / 101 Singles Holidays
Travel Expert & Captivating Storyteller
When you need a travel speaker who can truly captivate any audience, look no further than Tracey Davies. This Brighton-based travel writer and journalist doesn't just share destinations—she brings them to life with wit, warmth, and the kind of storytelling that keeps audiences hanging on every word.
As editor of 101 Singles Holidays and co-creator of the wildly popular Wayward Wimmin Substack, Tracey knows how to connect with diverse audiences. Her engaging presentation style transforms travel insights into entertainment, whether she's sharing tales from mermaid school in Florida, ice diving in the Alps or walking the Camino de Santiago.
Why Audiences Love Tracey:
Authentic storytelling that turns travel experiences into compelling narratives
Versatile expertise spanning solo travel family adventures luxury escapes and off-the-beaten-path discoveries
Natural charisma that keeps audiences engaged from first word to last
Relatable humour that makes even the most exotic destinations feel accessible
With bylines across major publications including The Times, Telegraph, Guardian, Metro, and National Geographic Traveller, plus content creation for global brands like Expedia and P&G, Tracey brings both credibility and entertainment value to every speaking engagement.
From corporate events to travel shows, festivals to educational seminars, Tracey adapts her dynamic speaking style to any audience size or setting. Her extensive globe-trotting—spanning six continents and countless adventures—provides an endless well of captivating stories and practical insights, delivered with the kind of engaging storytelling that transforms listeners into travellers.
'Tracey also collaborates closely with her ‘travel wife’, fellow travel journalist Rhonda Carrier and co-author of Wayward Women, their memoir of two women’s midlife reinvention, female friendship, and the inspiring women that they meet around the world, from Peruvian shamans to climate activists and explorers.'
'In conjunction with this book, together they are working with TellTale Industries to launch a podcast sharing their experiences around the world, and exploring the lives of the fascinating women they meet on their travels- be they modern-day mermaids or Mormon wives.'
Their long friendship, shared experiences, personal chemistry and Tracey’s stand-up comedy background make she and Rhonda also make a compelling double act for speaking on issues surrounding women’s travel, including solo adventures, women’s safety while travelling, and women’s empowerment. But they are also powerful speakers in their own right.
: 'Their long friendship, shared experiences, personal chemistry and Tracey’s stand-up comedy background make a compelling double act for speaking on issues surrounding women’s travel, including solo adventures, women’s safety while travelling, and women’s empowerment. But they are also powerful speakers in their own right.'
Passionate about inspiring women to go out and travel the globe, they are fascinating repositories of tales about the incredible women they meet from different cultures, from Buddhist nuns in Bali to Native American storytellers