The Art of Solo Travel: A Girls’ Guide — launched!
June 1, 2010 in Guides
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Considering solo travel?
Do you want to feed the pigeons in Rome, hike in the Himalayas, brunch on the Sydney waterfront, party all night in Bangkok and then move on to Buenos Aires? Don’t let being single stop you from exploring the world.
Women travelling solo?
People do it you know! And you’ll find the world is a friendlier place than you might expect. The Art of Solo Travel: A Girls’ Guide will answer your practical questions, relieve you of your fears, and get you out the door, enjoying the world in all its fullness.
What are you waiting for? Permission?
Buy this book and start your planning now.
The Art of Solo Travel: A Girls’ Guide includes:
- Cost-saving tips on accommodation, transport, airline tickets and more.
- Advice on relationships and health on the road.
- Pre-planning advice on how to quit your current life and deal with nay-sayers.
- A short guide to eating and drinking alone (plus how to find local friends).
- Packing advice from bag style to what to put in it.
- How to save money for your trip.
This book is not for you
- If you are already an experienced solo traveler.
- If you are happy to put up with a week’s vacation a year.
- If you never want to leave your city, let alone travel abroad.
- If you are looking for every step to be planned for you. Go on a tour.
But if you’re adventurous, independent and curious about the world it’s going to be great.
And if you’re interested in traveling abroad but don’t know if you can, this book will help you decide.
Other people have said:
This kind of independent travel can be very daunting and intimidating for a young woman wanting to do it on her own and I think this e-book really demystifies and ‘de-terrifies’ the whole decision for young women. I would recommend this to any of my young female customers and I am really glad there is something out there like this which I am sure will get more young women travelling the world.
Nick Bowditch
Australia’s Family Travel Expert – Nick Bowditch Travel
“It is time to stop dreaming your life and start living your dreams”: this is the philosophy behind Stephanie Lee’s new book “The Art of Solo Travel – A Girls’ Guide”. This is not just a guide for solo female travelers, but an invaluable source of practical tips on how to manage a small budget on the road and on how to appreciate your time abroad by yourself.
The Art of Solo Travel is sold as a digital PDF download and you will be emailed a download link as soon as you purchase. You can pay with credit card or use your Paypal balance — they’re one of the world’s most secure and popular online payment methods, so your details are safe. If this book isn’t what you expected, we can give you a 100% refund within 30 days. Sometimes people use that clause to rip us off. If you sign up to the owners’ email list, we can give you free upgrades for life. We don’t promise it’ll make you look better, but there’s no reason it won’t. Go on, be bold. Buy it.
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