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.Essential Brittany City Travel Guides > Books > Passport Travel by: Lindsay Hunt 1997-03 >>See More Reviews & Details on Essential Brittany |
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.Essential Greek Islands City Travel Guides > Books > Passport Travel by: Arthur Eperon 1997-03 >>See More Reviews & Details on Essential Greek Islands |
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.Essential Paris City Travel Guides > Books > Passport Travel by: MCGRAW-HILL SCHOOL 1998-04 >>See More Reviews & Details on Essential Paris |
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.Guatemala Guide: Your Passport to Great Travel City Travel Guides > Books > Passport Travel by: Paul Glassman, Nicole O'Hay July 18, 1997 I first bought a copy of "Guatemala Guide" preparing for a trip in 1987. Of all the (limited) sources available, Glassman's guide stood out as a true portrait of the people and cities, not the horrid tourist guides that point you to the popular hotels and towns and ignore the history and culture....which a traveler (not a tourist) wants to experience. I wrote Mr. Glassman after the trip to compliment him and pass along a few updates, and he wrote back a warm letter, explaining he has a home in Panajachel, and lives part of the year in Guatemala, which explains his in-depth knowledge of the country. He has produced updates to the book through the years, which I have purchased for arm chair readings, as well as return trips. The ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Guatemala Guide: Your Passport to Great Travel |
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.Honduras & Bay Islands Guide: Your Passport Ot Great Travel! City Travel Guides > Books > Passport Travel by: Jean-Pierre Panet, Leah Hart, Paul Glassman 1995-09 I first bought a copy of "Guatemala Guide" preparing for a trip in 1987. Of all the (limited) sources available, Glassman's guide stood out as a true portrait of the people and cities, not the horrid tourist guides that point you to the popular hotels and towns and ignore the history and culture....which a traveler (not a tourist) wants to experience. I wrote Mr. Glassman after the trip to compliment him and pass along a few updates, and he wrote back a warm letter, explaining he has a home in Panajachel, and lives part of the year in Guatemala, which explains his in-depth knowledge of the country. He has produced updates to the book through the years, which I have purchased for arm chair readings, as well as return trips. The ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Honduras & Bay Islands Guide: Your Passport Ot Great Travel! |
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.Honduras & Bay Islands Guide: Your Passport to Great Travel City Travel Guides > Books > Passport Travel by: Jean-Pierre Panet, Leah Hart, Paul Glassman 1994-04 I first bought a copy of "Guatemala Guide" preparing for a trip in 1987. Of all the (limited) sources available, Glassman's guide stood out as a true portrait of the people and cities, not the horrid tourist guides that point you to the popular hotels and towns and ignore the history and culture....which a traveler (not a tourist) wants to experience. I wrote Mr. Glassman after the trip to compliment him and pass along a few updates, and he wrote back a warm letter, explaining he has a home in Panajachel, and lives part of the year in Guatemala, which explains his in-depth knowledge of the country. He has produced updates to the book through the years, which I have purchased for arm chair readings, as well as return trips. The ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Honduras & Bay Islands Guide: Your Passport to Great Travel |
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.Israel Guide: Your Passport to Great Travel! City Travel Guides > Books > Passport Travel by: Stephanie Gold 1995-11 I first bought a copy of "Guatemala Guide" preparing for a trip in 1987. Of all the (limited) sources available, Glassman's guide stood out as a true portrait of the people and cities, not the horrid tourist guides that point you to the popular hotels and towns and ignore the history and culture....which a traveler (not a tourist) wants to experience. I wrote Mr. Glassman after the trip to compliment him and pass along a few updates, and he wrote back a warm letter, explaining he has a home in Panajachel, and lives part of the year in Guatemala, which explains his in-depth knowledge of the country. He has produced updates to the book through the years, which I have purchased for arm chair readings, as well as return trips. The ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Israel Guide: Your Passport to Great Travel! |
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.Israel on Your Own City Travel Guides > Books > Passport Travel by: Harriet Greenberg 1993-12 I first bought a copy of "Guatemala Guide" preparing for a trip in 1987. Of all the (limited) sources available, Glassman's guide stood out as a true portrait of the people and cities, not the horrid tourist guides that point you to the popular hotels and towns and ignore the history and culture....which a traveler (not a tourist) wants to experience. I wrote Mr. Glassman after the trip to compliment him and pass along a few updates, and he wrote back a warm letter, explaining he has a home in Panajachel, and lives part of the year in Guatemala, which explains his in-depth knowledge of the country. He has produced updates to the book through the years, which I have purchased for arm chair readings, as well as return trips. The ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Israel on Your Own |
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.Israel on Your Own City Travel Guides > Books > Passport Travel by: Harriet Greenberg, Kate Simon 1993-12 I first bought a copy of "Guatemala Guide" preparing for a trip in 1987. Of all the (limited) sources available, Glassman's guide stood out as a true portrait of the people and cities, not the horrid tourist guides that point you to the popular hotels and towns and ignore the history and culture....which a traveler (not a tourist) wants to experience. I wrote Mr. Glassman after the trip to compliment him and pass along a few updates, and he wrote back a warm letter, explaining he has a home in Panajachel, and lives part of the year in Guatemala, which explains his in-depth knowledge of the country. He has produced updates to the book through the years, which I have purchased for arm chair readings, as well as return trips. The ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Israel on Your Own |