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.Lonely Planet China

by: Damian Harper, Andrew Burke, Julie Grundvig

May 15, 2007
A good guide, which gives needed info to get around. For business travelers, this book should go with another book by a Chinese journalist George Zhibin Gu, China's Global Reach: Markets, Multinationals, and Globalization, which offers indepth analysis on current Chinese business and political affairs.
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.Lonely Planet Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei

by: Simon Richmond, Damian Harper, Tom Parkinson

January 15, 2007
A good guide, which gives needed info to get around. For business travelers, this book should go with another book by a Chinese journalist George Zhibin Gu, China's Global Reach: Markets, Multinationals, and Globalization, which offers indepth analysis on current Chinese business and political affairs.
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.Lonely Planet Shanghai with Map

by: Damian Harper, David Eimer

February 01, 2008
A good guide, which gives needed info to get around. For business travelers, this book should go with another book by a Chinese journalist George Zhibin Gu, China's Global Reach: Markets, Multinationals, and Globalization, which offers indepth analysis on current Chinese business and political affairs.
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.National Geographic Traveler: China, 2d Ed.

by: Damian Harper

April 17, 2007
A good guide, which gives needed info to get around. For business travelers, this book should go with another book by a Chinese journalist George Zhibin Gu, China's Global Reach: Markets, Multinationals, and Globalization, which offers indepth analysis on current Chinese business and political affairs.
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.Lonely Planet China's Southwest

by: Damian Harper, Tienlon Ho, Thomas Huhti

October 16, 2007
A good guide, which gives needed info to get around. For business travelers, this book should go with another book by a Chinese journalist George Zhibin Gu, China's Global Reach: Markets, Multinationals, and Globalization, which offers indepth analysis on current Chinese business and political affairs.
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.Lonely Planet Beijing with Map

by: Damian Harper, David Eimer

August 15, 2007
Lonely Planet guides generally provide good, useful information. This guide, however, is not up to the LP usual standard. The maps are insufficient, even the tear-out map, which is a complete waste -- you can get better maps for free just about anywhere in Beijing. Moreover, LP changed its format, placing the nuts-and-bolts information in a condensed "Directory" section in the back which is not sufficiently detailed. All in all, you're better off with the Time Out guide. The basic information in the two books is about the same, but Time Out does a far better job of recommending restaurants, bars, shops and markets.
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.Lonely Planet Shanghai Encounter with Map

by: Damian Harper

March 01, 2008
Lonely Planet guides generally provide good, useful information. This guide, however, is not up to the LP usual standard. The maps are insufficient, even the tear-out map, which is a complete waste -- you can get better maps for free just about anywhere in Beijing. Moreover, LP changed its format, placing the nuts-and-bolts information in a condensed "Directory" section in the back which is not sufficiently detailed. All in all, you're better off with the Time Out guide. The basic information in the two books is about the same, but Time Out does a far better job of recommending restaurants, bars, shops and markets.
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.China Moleskine

by: Damian Harper, Stephen Fallon, Katja Gaskell, Julie Grundvig, Carolyn Heller, Thomas Huhti, Bradley Mayhew, Christopher Pitts

November 01, 2005
Lonely Planet guides generally provide good, useful information. This guide, however, is not up to the LP usual standard. The maps are insufficient, even the tear-out map, which is a complete waste -- you can get better maps for free just about anywhere in Beijing. Moreover, LP changed its format, placing the nuts-and-bolts information in a condensed "Directory" section in the back which is not sufficiently detailed. All in all, you're better off with the Time Out guide. The basic information in the two books is about the same, but Time Out does a far better job of recommending restaurants, bars, shops and markets.
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.Lonely Planet Beijing

by: Damian Harper

October 15, 2002
Lonely Planet guides generally provide good, useful information. This guide, however, is not up to the LP usual standard. The maps are insufficient, even the tear-out map, which is a complete waste -- you can get better maps for free just about anywhere in Beijing. Moreover, LP changed its format, placing the nuts-and-bolts information in a condensed "Directory" section in the back which is not sufficiently detailed. All in all, you're better off with the Time Out guide. The basic information in the two books is about the same, but Time Out does a far better job of recommending restaurants, bars, shops and markets.
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.Lonely Planet Best of Shanghai

by: Damian Harper

January 03, 2006
Lonely Planet guides generally provide good, useful information. This guide, however, is not up to the LP usual standard. The maps are insufficient, even the tear-out map, which is a complete waste -- you can get better maps for free just about anywhere in Beijing. Moreover, LP changed its format, placing the nuts-and-bolts information in a condensed "Directory" section in the back which is not sufficiently detailed. All in all, you're better off with the Time Out guide. The basic information in the two books is about the same, but Time Out does a far better job of recommending restaurants, bars, shops and markets.
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Used Price: CDN$ 36.35