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Kathleen Ameche - Woman Road Warrior

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The trusted voice of women travelers comes to Go Girlfriend

Kathleen Ameche is serious about safety for women Kathleen AmecheKathleen Amechetravelers. So serious that she's dedicated herself to helping women navigate the friendly (and not-so-friendly) skies. Her book, The Woman Road Warrior: An Experts Guide to Domestic and International Business Travel, is a compilation of travel tricks she's learned over the last two decades.

What people are saying about her book:

"The Woman Road Warrior shows you how to take control for the business travel process. Kathleen The Woman Road WarriorThe Woman Road WarriorAmeche debunks travel myths and demonstrates concrete ways to solve every kind of on-the-road-challenge."

~ Amazon.com

"The Woman Road Warrior draws on Chicago-based Ameche's 20-plus years in the field to show ways of redressing the balance in modern business travel"

~ CNN.com

"Kathleen Ameche's The Woman Road Warrior ...crams Travel 101 into one slender volume."

~ American Way Magazine

Kathleen's agreed to visit Go Girlfriend on a weekly basis and share some of her hard-earned tricks with us. Can't get enough of her weekly reports? Visit her online at Woman Road Warrior.

Have a security question for Kathleen? Post your questions here and she'll answer them in a future post.

 

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Kathy's book is now part of

Kathy's book is now part of our packing routine - especially her tip about putting a copy of the itinerary in all the luggage. Her book is full of helpful tips that help keep me sane when I get into the frenzy of heading out of town. And now the International version is just in time as I am planning a long escape to Ireland, England and France in June 2008. Looking forward to reading more from Kathy here at GoGirlfriend.com!

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