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I have this and I have used it. I've met Anne, and she knows her stuff.
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This is the 21" roll-aboard luggage that we use; mine is Blue and my
wife's is Merlot. This is the size we took with us for a 4 week trip in
Europe!
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This is the matching "backpack" -- you can use the strap and sling it
across one shoulder if you want. This and the 21" Roll-Aboard are all we
take with us.
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A great "first book" that explains how to travel through Europe with the
least hassles. We've been on a 21-day tour from Rick, and it was great!
We're planning our next one in 2011.
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We're using this Lonely Planet guide for our 2011 trip
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And if you weren't convinced that the book itself is great, Julia Roberts is
now in the movie.
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Watch these shows even if you're not on any tour; your overall travel
experience will be enhanced.
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I'm not Jewish, but this 600-page book from an authority on European
Jewish Travel just might make your trip much better
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All of Europe covered by one of travel's leading authorities. This new
edition comes out October 2010
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If you're planning to see Europe from the relaxing seats on a train, then
this is the book you should have.
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This is THE BOOK to take with you on your cruises in Europe; the book
covers over 25 cruise lines and dozens of ports.
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Even though it's a long flight from the USA, I still like this place. In fact, it's
the primary setting for my second mystery novel (oops, don't tell anyone)
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Yes, I know there's much more to Australia, but for first-timers, this is
THE CITY to visit. They have a great transit system, and a walk along The
Rocks is awesome (next to Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and pubs).
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This book has 400 pages of excellent guide material to help you plan
your own tour, or to add to a cruise or a set tour. Both islands are super!
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I've been to Singapore numerous times, but not to Malaysia (its
neighbor) or to Brunei. I would trust Lonely Planet when I visit there.
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The information on diving in the South Pacific makes this book worth it,
even if you don't use it for anything else!
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This colorful and complete guide provides easy access to Thai history
and culture, religion and politics, music, sports, and festivals.
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An ideal take-along for this times when you have a quick stop-over in
Hong Kong or Macau, and you want to know the best places to see.
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1,000 pages and 250+ maps of China -- what more would you need?
This is the one!
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This great book on Beijing includes lots of maps that also have the
Chinese translations for easier navigation throughout the city.
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I've enjoyed my travels to Taiwan, especially going to the Presidential
Palace for the exquisite displays of art and artifacts.
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Over 400 pages and hundreds of new photographs to make this vibrant
country come a live for you.
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Lots of "Top 10" lists for your stay in Tokyo; you can't go wrong.
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Great planning map for France; water-resistant paper; w/ city map of
Paris; goes with us for our May 2011 tour of French villages & vineyards
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I use a Lonely Planet Sydney map when I'm in Sydney (which is 4 times
in 2010)
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Waterproof map of Europe plus 9 city maps and rail map on back side. A
definite MUST.
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