Through a series of compelling travel essays and deeply thoughtful memoirs, Booth, former CEO of a North Carolina Girl Scout Council, draws readers into each adventure and shares her secrets to a fuller life through traveling alone.
Janice Holly Booth Books
Janice Holly Booth is an author who explores the profound transformation that solo travel can bring. Through her own experiences venturing into remote and unexplored landscapes, she discovered that solitude can lead to deep self-discovery and a renewed perspective on life. Her work focuses on sharing these invaluable insights, inspiring readers to embrace their own adventurous spirits and live life on their own terms. Booth aims through her writing and coaching to encourage others to find courage and explore their own potential.
‘More impressive even than the gorillas’ size and bearing is their unfathomable attitude to their daily human visitors…almost everybody who visits the gorillas experiences an almost mystical sense of recognition,’ writes Philip Briggs in Bradt’s Rwanda of the country’s most popular residents. Fifteen years on from the tragic genocide of 1994, Rwanda is rapidly emerging as one of Africa’s most exciting ecotourism destinations, with three diverse national parks. Bradt’s Rwanda is the only English-language guidebook dedicated to the country, and this updated fourth edition lists the newest hotels, tours, activities, operators – and, of course, information on how to track its famous mountain gorillas.