#PassportReady: The Ultimate Guide To Solo Female Travel

by Anne Malambo, Eva Zu Beck (Foreword)

If you’ve ever dreamed of traveling solo but didn’t know where to start, this book is for you. #PassportReady is the ultimate guide for modern women ready to embrace the adventure of solo travel. Packed with practical tips, must-know resources, and the personal stories of 25 badass globetrotters, this book is designed to ignite your wanderlust and give you the confidence to explore the world on your own terms.

Think you’ve heard it all? Think again. #PassportReady is filled with insider secrets and fresh advice you won’t find anywhere else.

Inside, you’ll discover how

➳ Plan the perfect trip from start to finish

➳ Travel on a budget — or even for free

➳ Balance travel with a full-time job

➳ Quit your job and travel the world (the smart way)

➳ Pack light without sacrificing essentials

➳ Navigate challenges and stay safe on the road

➳ Be a responsible and mindful traveler

➳ Capture stunning travel photos and vlogs

➳ …and so much more!

236 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 1, 2020

Reviews

[Amanda Wallace · Rating 5 out of 5]

An incredibly useful book for any women who want to have solo adventures. This in-depth book covers all areas of travel from so many different angles, you'll definitely be prepared for your trips with this guide! There are inspiring stories from other travellers, advice on everything from equipment, packing and planning to how best to document your travels for social media. The writing style is also super readable, honest and clear.

Everything in this book is so well thought out, I'll definitely be using it on all my trips away. Reading it also reminded me of places I've been myself which was lovely. Couldn't recommend this enough!

[Crimson · Rating 5 out of 5]

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. After being forced to stay home due to the pandemic, my travel skills were feeling rusty and I was looking for inspiration and information. This book delivered! If you’re a seasoned traveler, some of the chapters may seem a bit basic, but don’t skip them. Anne Malambo packs helpful hints into every chapter and I had many “oh yeah, I forgot about that” moments. Her no-nonsense but positive writing style had me smiling. I now feel ready to start planning that solo trip I’ve been waiting for. So happy to have found this book.