What are some travels guide books? Frommers, Lonely Planet, etc. I'm looking to buy one for my upcoming trip but I'll probably buy one online.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
Best travel guide books?
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 texaskiwi85 |
Best travel guide books? |
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Posts: 6948 (06/05/2009 10:17 AM) |
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lolitachic05 |
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Posts: 3305 (06/05/2009 10:38 AM) |
Depends on where you are going. Are you talking about Europe?
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CarissaLuvsYa |
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Posts: 18368 (06/05/2009 10:38 AM) |
I really like Frommer's.
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shazam69 |
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Posts: 7750 (06/05/2009 10:39 AM) |
I second Frommer's. It's a really well-known name.
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CarissaLuvsYa |
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Posts: 18369 (06/05/2009 10:45 AM) |
Oh just make sure you get the most recent edition!
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elletee125 |
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Posts: 131 (06/05/2009 11:55 AM) |
Rick Steves! I used his books in Europe and theyre so easy to follow!
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texaskiwi85 |
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Posts: 6950 (06/05/2009 12:15 PM) |
I'm going to Belize so no Rick Steves.
I might go into the store and look around. |
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Posts: 6588 (06/05/2009 12:18 PM) |
I was going to say Rick Steves. I love him.
Buttt since that's not an option, I like Frommer's. Look around though. Sometimes there are fun ones like "on a budget" or "MTV guide" that might be more your style. |
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polkadotelephant5 |
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Posts: 5788 (06/05/2009 12:34 PM) |
Lonely Planet!
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