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Fielding's the World's Most Dangerous Places (Fielding's Travel Guides) by: Robert Young Pelton, Coskun Aral, Wink Dulles List Price: £15.95 Price: £6.98 You Save: £8.97 (56%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 910 EAN: 9781569521403 ISBN: 1569521409 Label: Fielding Worldwide Manufacturer: Fielding Worldwide Number Of Pages: 1048 Publication Date: 1998-01 Publisher: Fielding Worldwide Studio: Fielding Worldwide Sales Rank: 392553 Related Items:
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 Rating: - The best travel book ever.Whilst Lonely Planet Guides - and their various knock-offs - tell you the basics of travelling to the places you think you'd like to go to, DP tells you all about the places you really don't want to go to, what to do when you get there, and how to come back in one piece. Written by a motley collection of adventurers and war correspondents (who have a terrifying attrition rate - at least two contributors to previous editions are now dead) DP is not only a guide book to war zones and danger, but also an excellent grounding in the geopolitical realities of how those places got like that, and a guidebook to surviving the travails and difficulties of being a western traveller in the Thrid World. Where else would you find chapters on how to survive ... Read More: Rating: - FantasticWith this book I was able to plan a trip to Chechnya that was incredible. Sure, it was dangerous, but Fielding's plus some common sense and you can have a lot of fun and learn a lot of things, even in a place of immeasurable suffering. While I may not be ready for Sierra Leone yet, I have been to Bosnia and it's not too bad. It will be even better when they remove all of the landmines that were planted there during the war. Buy this book and forget Hawaii or Europe this year: go to Congo! Rating: - Dangerous Places is an Accurate BookAs a frequent traveller and retired Army officer, I find that Mr. Pelton and his co-authors are very accurate in their descriptions and observations of the countries and places in this book. As a traveller to Africa, the Philippines, the Pacific rim, Eastern Europe, Mexico, and South and Central America, I find the book to be accurate in every sense. It also offers valuable geo-political lessons about the world. To the Amazon web editor: It would be a good thing if Amazon removed the duplicate set of comments by our opinionated, close-minded friend from South Africa. It sounds as if the writer has some agenda against the book, which is too bad. It is a disservice to a great book. Rating: - A splendid book for the cautious travellerA splendid book if you want to see and know the place that you are going to. A "must-own" book for the traveller who want to really examine his place.Buy it as fast as you can. Rating: - Great Vacation GuideWe use this book to plan most of our vacations. This book is a "must own" for all adventurous travelers and it's also a good book for the armchair travelers. I keep one copy with me almost all the time and the other copy stays on the coffee table as a conversation piece. I wish they would hurry up and publish the 4th edition. |
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