How To Europe trains
you to travel like a European. The
author is an American
who has spent a good number of years living, working, and
traveling throughout Europe, writing and photographing along the way.
The 4th edition will save you more than its cost - many times over - on air fares, hotels, transportation, dining out, and hanging out in Europe. This is the original do-it-yourself travel guide to Europe, sans pareil. See chapter 1 for more insight about how this book came about and the qualifications of the author. Look over the Table of Contents below. Click on one of the chapters to get an idea of the approach this book takes. Chapter 17 is one of the more popular chapters with web surfers and in links with other internet travel sites. Everything on line is FREE. And have a look at some snippets from the fine book reviews. As you can see, there is no other book even approaching the scope and detail of How To Europe. Buy it here: 470 pages 7" x 10" softcover 345 b/w photos Last Call checklists detailed index © 2003 ISBN 0-940792-69-9 $28.50 Order from Amazon.com ... from a review of the 4th edition: "... As thorough a primer for the first-time visitor to Europe as you will ever find. Packed with practical tips that will save time and money." Mark Kahler, BudgetTravel.About.com ... quotes from reviews of the early editions: "... an outstandingly practical handbook." Booklist, American Library Association "... exceedingly complete, right down to the nitty gritty of staying healthy and avoiding the threat of crime." Don James, Los Angeles Times "... the book specializes in answering those practical questions that many guides overlook - riding the trains, plugging in an elctric razor, making a phone call in Athens, parking in Paris." Jean Critchen, Publishers Weekly "... an excellent supplement to the more traditional books." Robert Ragaini, Baltimore Sun "Bermont has a knack for picking out and clarifying the things that usually baffle American visitors." "The photographs ... are what sets this book a notch higher than others. You will learn as much from his photo captions as from his text." Jay Brunhouse, The International Travel News "... ideal for the first time traveler." Jodi Dell, Travel Agent Magazine "... one of the best guides to come across my desk in a long time. After living in Europe for 15 years, I still learn things from this book." Michael Sedge, Family Magazine ... quotes from users: "... an absolute must for first time travelers." Emily Perry "... thanks for a fantastic book." Karen Drellich Compare How To Europe with similar concept books from John Whitman, Rick Steves, Rough Guides, and Lonely Planet. |
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