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.Mexico (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

by: John Noble, Sandra Bao, Ray Bartlett, Beth Greenfield, Ben Greensfelder, Andrew Nystrom, Suzanne Plank, Michael Read, Daniel Schechter, Iain Stewart

September 01, 2006
i used this book quite a lot during my travel and tourism course.

i found it very useful

i like lonely planet books and think they are the best explained and most useful travel guides
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.Puerto Vallarta and Pacific Mexico (Lonely Planet Regional Guides)

by: Michael Read, Ben Greensfelder

August 01, 2006
i used this book quite a lot during my travel and tourism course.

i found it very useful

i like lonely planet books and think they are the best explained and most useful travel guides
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.Yucatan (Lonely Planet)

by: Ben Greensfelder

August 01, 2003
This was a great help backpacking around the Yucatan and beyond. Most of the info paid off - particularly with regards to the cheap hotels - but don't forget, prices change in the time it takes to write and print a book like this! If there was a down side, it's that it didn't explain just how awful some of the public transport systems truly are - it's truly murder trying to get to some places, even the big ones like Chichen Itza, at times. There was enough info on the places without going overboard and the maps were decent enough to follow. This was way above the other guides we checked out, so I doubt it'll disappoint.

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.Lonely Planet Yucatan

by: Greensfelder Ben

2003
This was a great help backpacking around the Yucatan and beyond. Most of the info paid off - particularly with regards to the cheap hotels - but don't forget, prices change in the time it takes to write and print a book like this! If there was a down side, it's that it didn't explain just how awful some of the public transport systems truly are - it's truly murder trying to get to some places, even the big ones like Chichen Itza, at times. There was enough info on the places without going overboard and the maps were decent enough to follow. This was way above the other guides we checked out, so I doubt it'll disappoint.

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.BAP für nohzespille.

by: Ben Greensfelder

December 31, 1999
This was a great help backpacking around the Yucatan and beyond. Most of the info paid off - particularly with regards to the cheap hotels - but don't forget, prices change in the time it takes to write and print a book like this! If there was a down side, it's that it didn't explain just how awful some of the public transport systems truly are - it's truly murder trying to get to some places, even the big ones like Chichen Itza, at times. There was enough info on the places without going overboard and the maps were decent enough to follow. This was way above the other guides we checked out, so I doubt it'll disappoint.

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.Lonely Planet: Buenos Aires (Lonely Planet)

by: Sandra Bao, Ben Greensfelder

May 20, 2002
This book aims to give a view of Buenos Aires which really sells it short. Focussing only on the frantic, hectic, all night long, young, super cool, flashy and utterly shallow aspects of the city. If you're very young and you only travel so you can always feel like you're in a disco in Ibiza, buy it. If you want some alternative insight into a fascinating, scruffy, historic, genteel, polite, beautiful and occasionally savage city, ignore most of its breathless attempts and try another one.
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