Go Well

You have the time. Now you need a plan.

Go Well is the summer travel guide for Gen Z travelers, especially graduates and college students, who want to see the world, spend wisely, and come home safe. Licensed travel advisor Leah Latshaw built it around her own fifteen-day route through Paris, the French Riviera, Barcelona, and Mallorca, with real prices, the hotels she stayed in, and the lessons she'd hand to a friend before they go.

Inside you'll find:

• Ready-to-use itineraries for Europe, Japan, Mexico, and the Caribbean, each with a starter week, a classic two weeks, and a slow route, plus full-color route maps
• City-by-city summer must-dos for Paris, Nice, Barcelona, and Mallorca: where to stay at three budgets, what to eat, what to see, and where to go out
• A summer money plan, with prices in the local currency and U.S. dollars side by side, fact-checked in October 2026
• Passports and entry rules, including what's changed for Europe and what to do if your passport is lost
• Safe housing: hostels, hotels, and rentals, plus a 10-question screen that spots rental scams before you pay
• Getting around: trains and rail passes, budget-airline bag fees, rental cars, ferries, and rideshares
• Summer safety: crowds, nightlife, heat, water, storms, a hurricane-season calendar, and a cut-out emergency card
• Eat the Feed: which viral foods are worth the line, and how to eat well on a budget
• Traveling with friends: a Group Trip Agreement to fill out before anyone books anything
• Checklists in every chapter, photos from Leah's trip and her brother's graduation trip to Japan, and QR codes that link to updated pages at leah.travel

No hype and no fantasy numbers. Just a plan you can actually use.

Go Well is Book Two in the Field Guides for the Gen Z Traveler series, following Choose Well: A Field Guide for the Gen Z Traveler on a Budget.