Kicking Ass on the Road: The Ultimate Guide for the Solo Woman Traveler: Travel safe, travel cheap & have the time of your life!

by Sunni Dawson

Thinking of traveling solo? Keen for super fun adventures? Ready to be more independent? Want to meet other amazing people? Welcome to your ultimate guide for going solo and having the time of your life. This book will give you everything you need to prepare, what to do whilst you’re there, how to travel safe, tips on romantic liaisons, how to travel cheap and much much more!   "In all my years working on books, I have never come across a better written book on travel.” Pamela Anderson, Freelance Editor.  Set out in easy to read chapters, this guide will help     Prepare for your trip (including personal, health, insurance, as well as cultural preparations).  helping you pack for any adventure.  Comprehensive accommodation and travel booking tips.  Everything you need to enjoy days and nights out when you’re there.  How to be confident stepping out by yourself. Romance on the how to do it & what to look out for.  How to look after you on your journey.  The ultimate safety guide, tips & tricks.  Comprehensive guidance on traveling cheaply. Advice for those wanting to travel for longer periods of time. Helping you go back home.    Packed full of useful advice, checklists and mind maps for everything you need to travel alone with style. This guide is for those wanting everything they need to travel by themselves (or with others), all in the one place. It is a must read for every woman traveler. To find out more about the book & author, watch the short vids on

Genres: Travel, Nonfiction

173 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 15, 2016

About the author

A former lawyer, Sunni has lived with just her backpack and laptop around the world for the last 8 years. She helps people past their fears and into their brave: sunnidawson.com/coach.

Connect with her on insta (@sunnidawson), Youtube and Facebook (Sunni Dawson).

Reviews

[Dominika · Rating 3 out of 5]

I found the title just a little bit overambitious and misleading: most of the tips in the book are not specific for women, and there's not really much content I found particularly useful or giving me more confidence to travel by myself as a woman. I understand that these sort of guides have to contain some basic tips, such as "make sure you have a valid passport before you travel" and "try to avoid taking drugs abroad" but I feel like that's where it stayed and never really went much farther beyond the surface. The final chapter, how to travel on the cheap, has been the most informative for me, but I felt like it could have just been a blog post. Perhaps I am being a bit too negative as I have read a lot around travelling so maybe there's not that much left for me to learn, but I definitely don't feel any more empowered or prepared for solo female travel after reading this book than I did before it - in fact, the few travel stories at the end may have put me off a little bit.
Lastly, the book is generally well-written but the editing is a little careless - it's riddled with typos and spelling mistakes.

[Esther Dan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Best Book on Traveling

Love this book! As a globe trotter to currently over 85 countries, I can testify that the tips & advice Sunni has given is excellent & inspiring. Though I would never stay at a hostel due to security issues, she shares the pros & cons. I couldn’t put this book down as she kept me entertained. Highly recommend!

[Doodles Bookstagram · Rating 4 out of 5]

Provided some great tips for traveling solo. Some of the information between chapter were redundant but worth reading. I really enjoyed her real life experiences and how she overcame some of the obstacles that came her way. I did quite a bit of highlighting to refer to when I’m ready to travel.

[Amber · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of great suggestions and helpful insights.

[Megan Rasmussen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good but seemed repetitive at times

There were some good tips but seemed like the same topics were rehashed again later. I think I was expecting something different.

[Bev · Rating 4 out of 5]

She repeats alot of the same info but its because its a book you can just go to a specific chapter and read it. You don't have to be consequential. Overall good advice

[Miranda Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

For someone wanting to get into solo travel, this was an informative read. Though there was a bit of repetitiveness from chapter to chapter

[Virginia · Rating 4 out of 5]

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I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.