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Guidebooks
Guide books are a very good introduction to a new destination and now there are phrase boooks for practically every
language. For extra insight make an effort to talk with local people to find those extra special places. If you
can find a local taxi driver who can speak your language and hire them for a day or two, you may find some hidden
unexplored corners. FOr some continents such as South America, arriving with some basic language skills is well
worthwhile.
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Travel Medicine for Health Professionals
Travel Medicine for Health Professionals: The discipline of travel medicine has grown in recent years in parallel with the large increase in tourist travel. Travellers frequently visit countries where they face hazards from the climate, the environment or the presence of diseases not encountered at home. Travelling itself may also pose health hazards such as those associated with long-distance flights
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Footprint South American Handbook
Heading to South America for independent adventures? This is the only travel guide you will need. Now in its 86th edition, the Footprint South American Handbook has a legendary reputation in travel guide books.
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Lonely Planet South America On A Shoestring
Beware. Once the magic of South America grips you, it owns you. From the crashing glaciers of Patagonia to the steaming Amazon jungles, the South American continent is so fantastically diverse and packed with adventure, you'll forever wonder what's coming next. Scale Andean heights, explore endless Amazon rain forests, revel in the frenzy of a fiesta ? whatever your passion, South America will work its spell on you.
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Lonely Planet India
India's diversity is apparent in its architecture, landscapes, festivals and handicrafts. And spirituality the beating heart of India pulsates from the mountains of Ladakh to the shores of tropical Kerala.
Sarina Singh, Lonely Planet Writer.£20.99Buy Now -
Trailblazer Sahara Overland
Fully revised, updated and expanded in this 2nd edition, the Trailblazer Sahara Overland is the first guidebook to consider the entire Sahara Desert from the Atlantic to the Nile. It is one of the few guides to seriously address the distinct requirements and expectations of packaged 4WD- and camel trekking tourists as well as the increasingly popular option of self-drive escorted tours.
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Lonely Planet Southern Africa
Lonely Planet's Southern Africa brings you the most extensive coverage of the region. Go on safari in Kruger National Park, taste your way through South Africa's Winelands, glide in a traditional dugout canoe down the Okavango Delta, snorkel in Lake Malawi and be amazed by one of the seven natural wonders of the world, Victoria Falls.
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Lonely Planet Thailand
Thailand is exotic, modern, exuberant and Lonely Planet Thailand is a great companion for this top traveling destination. Bangkok offers fantastic food and drink the ancient Chiang Mai is spa central. This destination has it all from tranquil mountains and sandy tropical beaches to the hustle and bustle of a metropolis. This book will get you exploring your fast.
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Bradt Africa Overland
Saying Africa is massive is a serious understatement. How do you go about organising your travels across a continent so big? This guide book is the answer. The Bradt Africa Overland will help you complete the seemingly impossible task of which countries to visit and which to leave out.
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Bradt Uganda
Uganda is amazing. Even Churchill referred to it as the "pearl of Africa" and the Bradt travel guide to Uganda will have you discovering why the country deserves that monniker.
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Lonely Planet Central America On A Shoestring
Lonely Planet Central America On a Shoestring show the scale Mayan pyramids, worship the sun on palm-fringed shores and chill out in the shade of a smoldering volcano. Whatever your passion, Central America is jam-packed with possibilities. Written by experts who travel on your budget, this guide lets you go further, stay longer and pay less for the adventure of a lifetime.
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Lonely Planet South East Asia On A Shoestring
The Lonely Planet South East Asia On A Shoestring is the original and the best guide to this amazing part of Asia. Lonely Planet's "yellow bible" is your ticket to endless adventure in Southeast Asia. Want nonstop parties in 24-hour cities?
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Lonely Planet Europe On A Shoestring
Can't choose between the northern lights in Lapland, fairytale castles in Transylvania, picturesque beaches on the Mediterranean coast or the bright lights of Paris and London? Then why not try them all!
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Lonely Planet Nepal
Organise your next adventure with Lonely Planet's Travel Gide to Nepal. Take in the beautiful Himalyan scenary or wander the temple-strewen alleys of Bhaktapur.Lonely Planet has it covered in a concise and travel friendly book.
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Lonely Planet Morocco
Morocco exudes Maghrebi mystique, with medina lands leading to souqs and riads, camels disappearing into the Sahara and Berber villages perched in the High Atlas. Grab a mint tea and enjoy the show. James Bainbridge, Lonely Planet Writer.
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Lonely Planet South India & Kerala
South India is the steamy heartland of the subcontinent, a mind-shaking mix of state-of-the-art and timeless tradition where everyday life is intimately intertwined with the sacred. Sarina Singh, Lonely Planet Writer.
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