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.South American Handbook City Travel Guides > Books > Footprint Handbooks September 01, 1992 >>See More Reviews & Details on South American Handbook |
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.Footprint India Handbook 2001: The Travel Guide City Travel Guides > Books > Footprint Handbooks by: Robert Bradnock 2000-10 >>See More Reviews & Details on Footprint India Handbook 2001: The Travel Guide |
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.Bolivia Handbook City Travel Guides > Books > Footprint Handbooks by: Alan Murphy 1997-11 I was saddened by this review. As author of Footprint's Bolivia Handbook, and someone who lived in La Paz for a while, I have a deep affection for the country and its people. The accusation that I "speak in a very bad way" about the country is deeply offensive and shows that the reader hasn't bothered to read the text thoroughly before sharing their views. This guidebook is by no means perfect - no guidebook every can be - but at least it strives to be honest. Sometimes, unfortunately, certain people take exception to this policy. >>See More Reviews & Details on Bolivia Handbook |
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.Cambodia, 4th City Travel Guides > Books > Footprint Handbooks by: Aleta Moriaty April 01, 2006 I was saddened by this review. As author of Footprint's Bolivia Handbook, and someone who lived in La Paz for a while, I have a deep affection for the country and its people. The accusation that I "speak in a very bad way" about the country is deeply offensive and shows that the reader hasn't bothered to read the text thoroughly before sharing their views. This guidebook is by no means perfect - no guidebook every can be - but at least it strives to be honest. Sometimes, unfortunately, certain people take exception to this policy. >>See More Reviews & Details on Cambodia, 4th |
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.Footprint Caribbean Islands Handbook 2000: the Travel Guide City Travel Guides > Books > Footprint Handbooks by: Sarah Cameron August 19, 1999 I was saddened by this review. As author of Footprint's Bolivia Handbook, and someone who lived in La Paz for a while, I have a deep affection for the country and its people. The accusation that I "speak in a very bad way" about the country is deeply offensive and shows that the reader hasn't bothered to read the text thoroughly before sharing their views. This guidebook is by no means perfect - no guidebook every can be - but at least it strives to be honest. Sometimes, unfortunately, certain people take exception to this policy. >>See More Reviews & Details on Footprint Caribbean Islands Handbook 2000: the Travel Guide |
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.Footprint Cambodia Handbook: The Travel Guide City Travel Guides > Books > Footprint Handbooks by: John Colet, Joshua Eliot, Dinah Gardner December 05, 2002 Compared to the excellent Lonely Planet guide and even the rough guide, the Footprint book on Cambodia leaves much to be desired... it is full of errors of history and fact, and even gives wrong coordinates on its maps, especially its important map of Phnom Penh. If you buy one guidebook to Cambodia, let it be Lonely Planet, not this very disappointing Footprint guide, no matter how pretty the pictures are. D.G. Longmuir former Canadian Ambassador to Cambodia >>See More Reviews & Details on Footprint Cambodia Handbook: The Travel Guide |
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.Footprint London Handbook City Travel Guides > Books > Footprint Handbooks by: Charles Godfrey-Faussett 2001-06 Compared to the excellent Lonely Planet guide and even the rough guide, the Footprint book on Cambodia leaves much to be desired... it is full of errors of history and fact, and even gives wrong coordinates on its maps, especially its important map of Phnom Penh. If you buy one guidebook to Cambodia, let it be Lonely Planet, not this very disappointing Footprint guide, no matter how pretty the pictures are. D.G. Longmuir former Canadian Ambassador to Cambodia >>See More Reviews & Details on Footprint London Handbook |
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.Vancouver City Travel Guides > Books > Footprint Handbooks by: Matthew Gardner, Alison Bigg March 01, 2003 Compared to the excellent Lonely Planet guide and even the rough guide, the Footprint book on Cambodia leaves much to be desired... it is full of errors of history and fact, and even gives wrong coordinates on its maps, especially its important map of Phnom Penh. If you buy one guidebook to Cambodia, let it be Lonely Planet, not this very disappointing Footprint guide, no matter how pretty the pictures are. D.G. Longmuir former Canadian Ambassador to Cambodia >>See More Reviews & Details on Vancouver |
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.Footprint Brazil Handbook City Travel Guides > Books > Footprint Handbooks by: Ben Box, Mick Day 2000-06 I am currently traveling in Brazil with this book, and it frustrates me so much that I'm actually paying money at this internet cafe to prevent others from experiencing the same pain. I bought this book because it was the most recent guidebook for Brazil, and because several people referred to Footprint as "the Bible for South America." I suppose that analogy is accurate--like the Bible, this book is awkwardly worded, cryptic and useless for day-to-day logistics. But I have several more specific complaints. Open to the very first page, and you encounter a theme for the entire book: a featureless, useless map and confusing editorial errors. Maps, if you're lucky enough to get one, rarely contain more than 2-3 recommended hotels ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Footprint Brazil Handbook |
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.Footprint Tallinn City Travel Guides > Books > Footprint Handbooks by: Clare Thompson 2004-04 I am currently traveling in Brazil with this book, and it frustrates me so much that I'm actually paying money at this internet cafe to prevent others from experiencing the same pain. I bought this book because it was the most recent guidebook for Brazil, and because several people referred to Footprint as "the Bible for South America." I suppose that analogy is accurate--like the Bible, this book is awkwardly worded, cryptic and useless for day-to-day logistics. But I have several more specific complaints. Open to the very first page, and you encounter a theme for the entire book: a featureless, useless map and confusing editorial errors. Maps, if you're lucky enough to get one, rarely contain more than 2-3 recommended hotels ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Footprint Tallinn |