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Isn't LinkedIn a great place to be? Opportunities as many as our inbox can take, networking at its best and business over and over.

Don't agree? Well then chances are you haven't been using this platform the right way. Here's a suggestion. Look up Cory Warfield , a true LinkedIn growth expert. Then, have a chat with him.

But now to today's Good News!

Lately, I found the following article in my LinkedIn inbox along with these lines.

"Good day, Daniel. Can I write a newsletter for The Good News Channel as a volunteer? This is to support a good cause and build my portfolio."

"Sure you can Kea Sebetwane !"

I read it and found it well-researched, written and on top of that, couldn't fit my topic better.

Oh, and before I forget, Kea is looking for gigs. If you need a good content writer, have a chat with her!

So, here is Kea's Good News!

There's a growing concern for women's safety while travelling solo, as they often experience harassment and discomfort.

The challenges faced by solo female travellers are real, but today's good news shows that there are people who recognize these challenges and are working to make a positive change.

A Positive Move Forward

Indigo Airlines, a top Indian airline, has introduced a new seating option that's more comfortable for women. Women can now choose a seat that is not next to a man, providing them with a more secure and comfortable flying experience. This shows that the airline is listening to women's concerns and working to make flying better for them.

According to a spokesperson from the airline, they want to create a safe and welcoming environment for everyone, with a focus on women's safety. By offering this option, travel is more equal and enjoyable for all, prioritising women's safety and comfort, which is important considering the risks and statistics.

A New Standard for Air Travel

A new example has been set for the industry to follow. However, not everyone agrees with this change. Some men see it as unfair or discriminatory, while women appreciate the convenience. But it's important to realise that the goal is to create a more comfortable travel experience for women without compromising the comfort of other passengers, and I don't see how this could be an issue for anyone.

The introduction of the female-friendly seating option is a big step towards creating a more considerate and equal travel industry. By focusing on women's safety, airlines can create a better travel experience for everyone, setting a new standard for the future of air travel.

Great news from a great writer — have an amazing week, Good News aficionado!

Daniel Gasser

Article written by Kea Sebetwane