About the Author
Stephen is a creative who enjoys nature, cooking, photography, and filmmaking. He is particularly passionate about the environment.
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A Guide to Solo Travel is a book that provides tips for navigating the hassles of first-time international travel by flight. It covers making a checklist, getting visas, booking flights, and planning departures. It also covers entry requirements and arriving in your destination country.
Each chapter in this book is divided into two parts. The first part discusses the chapter’s topic and offers valuable suggestions. The second part, separated by asterisks, shares my personal experiences abroad. These experiences align with the chapter’s central theme.
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Seyi Evans –
Reading this book, “A Guide to Solo Travel” was pretty much enlightening…
For me, who hasn’t left the shores of this country, I’ve learnt a bit more about how it could get when it happens and it’s definitely a book I’d refer back to in due time.
Also the writer’s personal experiences—some quite thrilling feels like seeing a part of the world through him.
He would never forget Brazil in a while! I mean with the lady from tinder which was quite funny albeit scary, to the ATM woes!
Overall I particularly enjoyed reading the book 👏🏽
Kazungu George –
Guide to Solo Travel by Stephen Nwaloziri is a must-read for anyone seeking to embark on an independent journey. With insightful advice, practical tips, and a refreshing perspective, Nwaloziri effortlessly captures the essence of solo travel. His personal anecdotes and expert guidance offer both inspiration and confidence, making the book an invaluable resource for adventurers eager to explore the world on their own terms. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a first-timer, this book is a trusted companion that will help you embrace the freedom and joy of traveling solo.❤️
Oluchi C. –
“A Guide to Solo Travel” is a delightful read that effortlessly combines engaging storytelling with practical insights. The author successfully weaves together important facts with personal experiences, making it both insightful and entertaining. His writing style is smooth and vivid, therefore it’s easy to visualize the places and experiences described. His stories give a personal touch to what would otherwise be a great instruction manual. It’s an easy read, yet rich in very important information for a first-time traveler. Experienced travelers can also pick up a thing or two. I certainly learned something new, whether it was a fresh perspective on a familiar destination or a hidden gem I hadn’t come across before. I would a hundred percent recommend this book to anyone who intends to travel in the future, and even those who have travelled before.