Rebecca Hallett, a travel writer diagnosed with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), has authored *Travelling With ADHD*, a guide aimed at helping neurodivergent travelers navigate the complexities of travel. The book provides practical strategies for planning trips, managing sensory overload, and overcoming common travel challenges. Hallett highlights that while ADHD affects approximately 2.5 million people in the UK, many remain undiagnosed. Her guide includes detailed itineraries and emphasizes the importance of physical note-taking for effective packing. Hallett shares her experiences traveling to bustling cities like New York City and Johannesburg, which can present unique challenges due to sensory input and safety concerns. She advocates for viewing neurodivergence as a normal variation, stating that many creative individuals are likely neurodivergent. The handbook is designed not only for those with ADHD but also for anyone traveling with neurodivergent individuals, aiming to foster understanding and support.