Entrepreneur Jessica Nabongo is the first Black woman to travel to all 195 countries. Now, she’s using her experience to encourage others to travel the world, according to Fox 5 New York.

Born in Detroit, she started travelling internationally at the age of four. Nabongo wrote a book, “The Catch Me If You Can,” and founded a company under the same name about some of her experiences eating street food in Senegal, Georgia, Trinidad, and other places.

“When choosing the location, choose a place you think that you’re going to be comfortable. Because when you’re comfortable you’re going to be confident, and when you’re confident you’re less vulnerable,” Nabongo told Fox 5 New York.

She also rates Japan, Italy, and Jamaica among her favourites and has a blog highlighting trips to countries like Jordan, Iran, and Myanmar.

“We have to be more trusting of strangers,” she said during a TED Talk. “Be positive — you’ll be fine. You’ll meet incredible people and, you know, enjoy.”

Nabongo said she has been to 89 countries by herself on six continents.