A Female Guide to Solo Travel
Girl about the Globe
Nonfiction, Travel, Reference, Adventure & Literary Travel
| Author: | Lisa Imogen Eldridge | ISBN: | 1230000730204 |
| Publisher: | Girl about the Globe | Publication: | October 19, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lisa Imogen Eldridge |
| ISBN: | 1230000730204 |
| Publisher: | Girl about the Globe |
| Publication: | October 19, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Second Edition - Updated May 2019
Is there any greater feeling than the freedom of travelling solo? Being able to go where you want, when you want, and with absolutely anyone that you want. Travelling solo has an anonymity to it; you can redesign yourself and be who you want to be with no one judging you. Once you’ve overcome your fear about being alone, you’ll soon realise that travelling solo is simply… the only way to travel.
Whether it is your first time or you have travelled solo before, A Female Guide To Solo Travel will inspire, empower and prepare you for your solo trip.
Part 1 - Why Travel Solo:
Get inspired and empowered to get over the roadblocks, dispel the travel myths and conquer your fear.
Part 2 - Plan Your Trip:
Plan your trip, what to pack, where to stay and how to choose the right solo destination for you.
Part 3 - Guide To The World:
A summary of each continent, the best countries to visit and how to get around.
Part 4 - On The Road:
Stay safe, where to meet others, how to lift your mood, avoid the travel scams, and help and advice if things go wrong.
Part 5 - Coming Home:
How to deal with the post travel blues when you return home, and further inspiration for your next trip.
10% of each book will be donated to charities helping vulnerable girls about the globe.
“As someone that's never really travelled, let alone solo, I feel much better equipped to plan my journey and probably to deal with tricky situations that may arise when I'm away. It feels like the reader has someone right along side them, holding their hand giving advice.” Sam Abdoollah, first-time solo.
“It’s brilliant! The continents guides are great. I wish I had something like this when I did it.” Hayley Statter, seasoned solo.
“This book hits the nail on the head with why we travel. Whether you are a complete newbie or have travelled solo before, A Female Guide to Solo Travel has something for everyone.” Jane Clements, solo pro.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
For the last twenty-two years, Lisa Imogen Eldridge (aka Girl about the Globe) has been travelling, working and living abroad. Her travels have taken her to 120 countries and 87 of these solo. As a travel journalist with a background in the travel industry, Lisa shares her tips and advice in this comprehensive travel guide to solo travel.
Second Edition - Updated May 2019
Is there any greater feeling than the freedom of travelling solo? Being able to go where you want, when you want, and with absolutely anyone that you want. Travelling solo has an anonymity to it; you can redesign yourself and be who you want to be with no one judging you. Once you’ve overcome your fear about being alone, you’ll soon realise that travelling solo is simply… the only way to travel.
Whether it is your first time or you have travelled solo before, A Female Guide To Solo Travel will inspire, empower and prepare you for your solo trip.
Part 1 - Why Travel Solo:
Get inspired and empowered to get over the roadblocks, dispel the travel myths and conquer your fear.
Part 2 - Plan Your Trip:
Plan your trip, what to pack, where to stay and how to choose the right solo destination for you.
Part 3 - Guide To The World:
A summary of each continent, the best countries to visit and how to get around.
Part 4 - On The Road:
Stay safe, where to meet others, how to lift your mood, avoid the travel scams, and help and advice if things go wrong.
Part 5 - Coming Home:
How to deal with the post travel blues when you return home, and further inspiration for your next trip.
10% of each book will be donated to charities helping vulnerable girls about the globe.
“As someone that's never really travelled, let alone solo, I feel much better equipped to plan my journey and probably to deal with tricky situations that may arise when I'm away. It feels like the reader has someone right along side them, holding their hand giving advice.” Sam Abdoollah, first-time solo.
“It’s brilliant! The continents guides are great. I wish I had something like this when I did it.” Hayley Statter, seasoned solo.
“This book hits the nail on the head with why we travel. Whether you are a complete newbie or have travelled solo before, A Female Guide to Solo Travel has something for everyone.” Jane Clements, solo pro.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
For the last twenty-two years, Lisa Imogen Eldridge (aka Girl about the Globe) has been travelling, working and living abroad. Her travels have taken her to 120 countries and 87 of these solo. As a travel journalist with a background in the travel industry, Lisa shares her tips and advice in this comprehensive travel guide to solo travel.
