Reviewed by Allison Firestone
Forget every travel book you’ve ever read. Fly Solo is the new go-to guide, designed specifically for independent women everywhere. Whether your passport is overflowing with exotic stamps and visas or you’re taking your first taste of world travel, you’ll find everything you need to know in this easy-to-read, female-oriented manual.
Author and solo travel veteran Teresa Rodriguez Williamson breaks down 50 different locations that her research and experience have proven to be safe and fun for the solo traveling gal. From Athens to Bhutan, the advice is as personal as that of a close friend and laden with the knowledge and expertise of someone who’s really been there and done that.
Each section follows a uniform and easy-to-read format, ranking culture, activity, weather and social scene on a scale of one to five. Savvy tips for the modern girl dish out advice you won’t find elsewhere: where to download self-guided audio tours for your MP3 player, where to go topless without feeling ogled and directions to cheap, trendy fashion finds instead of the usual stuffy tourist shop.
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| sheila-takeabow | |
| I've actually always wanted to travel alone somewhere, but being a young, sort of inexperienced woman, I was hesitant and scared. I'm glad that a book on travelling alone catered to women and written by a woman, is available! yay! It definitely inspires me to travel more!! | |
| babyallie -- West Hollywood | |
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| lily -- Los Angeles | |
| I've traveled alone a few times and have found that certain destinations were definitely scarier than others. I wish I would have had this book to point me in the right direction. Next time I'll know where to go... | |
| krnfirestone -- Pleasanton | |
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Nice article! Sounds like the writer of this article likes to travel as well! I hope to read more articles by her. Karen |
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| Amber -- San Diego | |
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