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Elizabeth Rivas is the founder of RoamCircle, a women-focused travel community helping solo travelers, digital nomads and expats find meaningful friendships wherever they go. Through its app, curated local events and small-group trips, RoamCircle makes it easier for women to connect before arriving in a new destination and turn travel connections into genuine community.
A lifelong traveler and global marketer, Elizabeth brings more than a decade of experience building communities, partnerships and growth strategies across international markets. Her work is also inspired by her family’s 40-year legacy in the travel industry. She is passionate about women-led tourism, community-based experiences and creating a more connected future for solo travel.
Why did you join the community?
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What is your favorite travel destination?
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Where do you dream of traveling to?
Q&Aeverywhere
What was your first travel job?
Q&AMy fathers 40 year travel agency
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Three words that describe why we should travel?
Q&AFreedom, exploration, connection
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Thank you Ihsan! We also are a community for expats as well so women new to city can also build community there :)
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Yes, 100%! RoamCircle has actually been active for several months now, and we intentionally launched in cities popular with women traveling solo and living abroad, including Mexico City and Lisbon. We’ve partnered with established women’s communities in... show more
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I love that, and it makes so much sense. So many women reach their 30s and 40s realizing they don’t need to wait for a partner, friend or “perfect time” to start living the life they want. The desire for independence is already there; they just want to ... show more
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Travel wasn’t the hard part. Finding a sense of belonging was. After a major life reset, I began traveling solo and eventually made my way through 13 countries. Booking flights, finding accommodation and building an itinerary were relatively easy. But ... show more
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I've been a digital nomad for several years but met my boyfriend on Hinge in Lisbon last year (he lives in Paris and we been long distance for a year and now I am in the process of getting my French Visa....Hes always been really supportive of my busine... show more
