Every now and then, somebody submits something to my office which I am proud to endorse. Sometimes it’s a new product, a great website or travel application and sometimes, like this time, something is presented which has been a long time coming.
This week I was given a copy of The Art of Solo Travel – A Girl’s Guide by Stephanie Lee.
This ebook is literally packed with great information, really beautiful photography and important and relevant content all put together in a nice, easy-to-read layout.
The content covers why girls are compelled to travel alone, how to prepare for a big solo trip, what it’s all going to cost, tips on frequent flying and staying healthy while you are away and heaps of other resources and helpful links for the reader to find out more.
About the Author
Stephanie Lee was born in 1978 in Malaysia, and has lived in three different countries. She spent her childhood in Kuala Lumpur, and later moved to San Francisco, USA during her teenage years. She then went on to study architecture at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia.
After completing her degree, she worked in several architectural firms designing residential buildings. After six years of full-time work, Stephanie caught the travel bug and left everything behind to embark on a solo open-ended journey which took her all around the world. To date she has been to approximately 30 countries, most of which were by herself. While travelling she documented her experiences extensively and started a nomadic career as a travel writer. She has since has articles published in Brave New Traveler and Indie Travel Podcast.
When not travelling or writing, she still practices architecture and currently lives in Sydney. She continues to contribute articles to Indie Travel Podcast. This is her first travel book.
You can check out the ebook, and read other testimonials including mine, by clicking here.
