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 FREE 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. 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: The original do-it-yourself travel guide to Europe SM 470 pages 7" x 10" softcover 345 b/w photos Last Call checklists detailed index 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 Who is John Bermont? Table of Contents Many chapters of How To Europe are available on line to give you an idea of the scope of this book, and to provide updates to those who have purchased the book. All may click and read, FREE. The photographs of some chapters are not available on line. The entire book can be purchased by clicking Amazon.com. Chapter 1       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. What's It All About? In Europe Travel Like a Native Chapter 2 On Budget in Europe Travel Expenses Chapter 3 Passport and Visas for Europe Identity and Travel Documents Chapter 4 Flying to Europe Travel Starts at the Airport Chapter 5       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. What to Wear in Europe Travel Clothes for All Occasions (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Chapter 6       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. A Packing List for Europe Travel Accessories (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Chapter 7       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Luggage for Europe Travel Light (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Chapter 8 Cash, Check, and Credit Card Travel with Some of Each in Europe Chapter 9 A Travel Diary of Europe Notes Supplement Your Photos Chapter 10       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Guidebooks, Maps, Dictionaries Travel in Europe with a Good Guidebook (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Chapter 11      Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Electricity in Europe Travel Voltage Fundamentals (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Chapter 12       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Photography in Europe Travel with Your Camera Chapter 13 Bring a Smile Travel Europe in Good Attitude Chapter 14 Hotel, Hostel, B&B, or Private Home Sleep Options for Travel in Europe Chapter 15 Eating Your Way Through Europe Travel on Your Belly Chapter 16 Getting Around Town Bus, Streetcar, Subway, Taxi, Bike, and Shoe Chapter 17       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Riding the Rails and Waves Travel Europe by Train and Ferry Chapter 18       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Driving the Roads of Europe Travel by Car, Van, or Motorcycle (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Chapter 19       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Communicating as You Travel Telephone, Mail, Fax, and Email Are at Your Service (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Chapter 20 Health and Safety Travel in Confidence but with Caution Chapter 21 Working in Europe Travel for Free Chapter 22       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Living in Europe Travel to the Max as an Expatriate (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Chapter 23    Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Shopping in Europe Buy Your Souvenirs, Gifts, and Necessities Chapter 24 Shipping Your Treasures Home You Have a Number of Options Chapter 25 Passing Customs Know the Rules When Crossing Borders Chapter 26       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Languages, Numbers, Alphabets Encounter the Tower of Babel in Europe (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Chapter 27    Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Metric System in Europe Travel with Grams, Meters, Liters, and Celsius (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Chapter 28 Time and Dates in Europe Travel in a Different Time Zone Chapter 29 The Weather in Europe Travel with Your Umbrella Chapter 30       Read this chapter on line -- FREE. Melding With Europe Travel Is Interesting and Entertaining (The captioned photographs are not available in the on-line edition of this chapter.) Last Call 17 lists with about 150 items from throughout the book Index

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Dedication, from the first edition, 1982: In memory of Annette Kampinga of Haarlem, The Netherlands. Annette was my secretary and companion, and became a stewardess to roam the world. It was her invitation that led me to return to Europe, and her encouragement that got me to write this book. Annette, 25, was murdered in a terrorist bomb blast at the Norfolk Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya on New Years Eve of 1981. In the lap of Annette, the year before she died

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How To Europe
The Complete Travelers Handbook
ISBN 0940792699