How to travel alone in times of financial and existential crisis

A boring-proof anti-guide. Defined by the author as the least practical (anti)guide in the travel section, this humorous "How to Travel Solo in Times of Financial and Existential Crisis" is a logbook for the reader to embark on a nonstop literary turbulence with practical (or not) tips for overcoming depression, excursions, and clueless tourists, from Brazilians to Asians. Why not travel alone and in the throes of hardship? Why miss out on seeing what's happening abroad when everything in the country is more disorganized than Galeão Airport, and the bank account is slimmer than a panty model? Based on real events and personal experiences, this book is entertaining and amusing while also offering valuable tips for solo travelers—but not necessarily solo ones.