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• AZORES
  Providing information on car touring and walking, this guide is useful for visitors to Azores, especially walkers and 'green' tourists.

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• BACKPACKER
  John's holiday in India begins badly. His girlfriend returns home after falling ill and he finds himself at the end of a knife in a train station latrine. But then he meets Rick, an enigmatic, streetwise traveller, who persuades him to embark on a series of increasingly bizarre journeys.
  
   

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• COSTA BRAVA
  Providing information on car touring and walking, this book is useful for visitors to the Costa Brava and Barcelona, especially walkers.
  
   
• Culture Smart! India -Kuperard
  Culture Smart! India offers illuminating insights into Indian culture and society. It will help you to turn your visit - whether on busines or for pleasure - into a memorable and enriching experience. How to avoid culture shockIndian attitudes and valuesHistorical and political backgroundreligion, customs, and traditionsThe Indians at homeLeisure, social and cultural lifeDo's, don'ts, and taboosBody languageHospitality, food and drinkGiving and receiving giftsBusiness briefingLanguage and communicationCulture Smart! provides essential information on attitudes, beliefs and behaviours in different countries, ensuring that you arrive at your destination aware of basic manners, common courtesies, and sensitive issues. These concise guides tell you what to expect, how to behave, and how to establish a rapport with your hosts. This inside knowledge will enable you to steer clear of embarrassing gaffes and mistakes, feel confident in unfamiliar situations, and develop trust, friendships, and successful business relationships.
  
   

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• ecoescape
  ecoescape: responsible escapism in the UKecoescape is a green travel guide for the UK. For the first time, ecoescape brings together sustainable ideas for every step of the way: from places to stay and things to do, to places to eat and ways to get there, including nearest national cycle routes and rail links. ecoescape is ideal for exploring the UK on a budget, with information about green campsites and hostels as well as organic pubs and cafes. There are also ideas for eco-chic getaways at the UK's green boutique hotels.Independently published and conscious of its impact, ecoescape is the product of a responsible life cycle – a loop that begins with its makers and continues to its readers. The guide itself is produced with recycled paper, vegetable based ink and water based seals.Contents:100 pages covering England, Wales, Scotland and Northern IrelandISBN:978-0-9556007-0-8 Paperback
  
   

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• First-time Around the World - Rough Guides
  It might have taken Phileas Fogg and Michael Palin 80 days to travel round the world, but with this indispensable guide to world travel, you take anything from a week to a whole lifetime. This guide is a huge time-saver for the prospective world traveller, identifying all the options to consider and pitfalls to avoid. Rough Guides take a practical, pragmatic approach to travel, recognising that while we're all on a budget, you may not want to sleep with cockroaches every night (I'd tell you a story about my friend John, two cockroaches and a rat.but it might put you off going to the wonderful country of Malawi!). If you're thinking of travelling around the world, then don't just take this book with you, study it and heed its advice long before you buy the ticket. Contents: 352 pages with 12 maps and 16 pages of colour photos Weight: 350 grammes
  
  

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• In the land of Oz -Penguin Books
  Contents: 380 pages, book about exotic Australia-the fringes, the deserts, the opal mines, the Aborigines, and the North Queensland rednecks ISBN 0-14-010966-8 Weight: 260 grammes
  
  
• Into the heart of Borneo -Penguin Books
  When Redmond O'Hanlon set out to rediscover the lost rhinoceros of Borneo, accompanied by the poet James Fenton, it was in the best tradition of nineteenth-century exploration. They were armed with back-breaking kit suitable for surviving two months in a steaming jungle of creeping, crawling and biting things; their heads brimmed with training provided by the SAS ('We've left a lot of men in Borneo-know what I mean?'); and O'Hanlon himself had an encyclopedic knowledge of the region's flora and fauna. And yet they proceeded to have and adventure that niether O'Hanlon, nor his poet friend, nor his guides were quite prepared for...Contents: 183 pages Weight: 160 grammes

• Lonely Planet France -Lonely Planet
  Whether you dream of sipping wine in Burgundy cellars, exploring the graceful boulevards and winding backstreets of Paris or touring the lavender-scented countryside of Provence, France enchants and seduces with its array of attractions. Fall under its spell with this inspiring and informed guide. YOUR WAY – inspiring highlights and itineraries, practical directory and grid-referenced maps help you plan your own Tour de France IN THE KNOW – from Provence’s Roman towns to Normandy’s D-Day beaches, incisive history coverage puts the sights in context DINE OUT – whether you crave oven-fresh bread and hand-made cheese or Michelin-starred haute cuisine, our extended listings take you to the best places to eat REST YOUR HEAD – handpicked sleeping options for every budget, from luxurious historic hotels to gîtes and Alpine refuges IMMERSE YOURSELF – our discerning arts and entertainment coverage includes world-famous galleries in Paris, theatre in Avignon and film in Cannes Contents: 942 pages ISBN 1-74059-923-3 Edition: 6th Weight: 730 grammes
  
  
• Lonely Planet Italy -Lonely Planet
  Awe-inspiring Roman architecture and Renaissance art, charming hill towns steeped in history, a magnificent coastline waiting to be explored, gastronomic delights from authentic pasta to fine wine, and vistas that will leave you reeling - connect with the real Italy with this best-selling guide. PLAN YOUR TRIP using our compelling highlights and appealing itineraries STEP BACK IN TIME with a lively account of Italian history BE A DISCERNING DINER - an expert's guide to Italy's world-famous cuisine plus tempting restaurant recommendations SLEEP EASY whether you need a rifugi in the Alps or want five-star luxury a stone's throw from the Colosseum TALK THE TALK from pleasantries to practicalities with a user-friendly language chapter Contents: 868 pages ISBN 1-74104-080-9 Edition: 6th Weight: 670 grammes
  
  
• Lonely Planet Malaysia -Lonely Planet
  Experience the jungle-frontier excitement of Malaysian Borneo or the sleek sophistication of Kuala Lumpur, sip gin slings amid colonial grandeur in Singapore or hot tea at a hill station in the Cameron Highlands, watch light playing on the domes of a stun
  
  
• Lonely Planet New Zealand -Lonely Planet
  Come tour New Zealand's mountain highs, valley lows, indomitable wilderness and intoxicating wineries with the following itineraries from our latest New Zealand guide: Kiwi Extremities Journey to the ends of NZ earth and experience locales far removed
  
  
• Lonely Planet Portugal -Lonely Planet
  Stretch out on endless beaches, savour oak-aged port, party the night away at extraordinary festivals and explore Lisbons historic backstreets Portugals list of attractions is as long as its spectacular coastline. This definitive guide enables you to discover the essence of this perfect holiday destination. FIND YOUR WAY around Portugals array of sights with our inspiring highlights, practical itineraries and easy-to-use maps DINE OUT discerning eating listings for sublime seafood and fine wines, plus dedicated Food & Drink chapter STAY IN STYLE rest your head in the pick of penses, homely farmhouses and deluxe pousadas ESCAPE teetering hilltop villages, stunning national parks and secluded beaches laid bare BE IN THE KNOW incisive culture coverage helps you discover the real Portugal Contents: 508 pages ISBN 1-74059-682-x Edition: 5th Weight: 420 grammes
  
  
• Lonely Planet USA -Lonely Planet
  Hit the road and discover a land of rolling hills, skyscraper canyons, tropical forests and the most diverse communities in the world. The USA holds a different promise for every visitor, and this complete guide covering the lower 48, Alaska and Hawaii ...
  
  

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• Rough guide to Argentina -Rough Guides
  Even without the titanic wedge of Antarctica that cartographers include in its national territory, Argentina ranks as the world's eighth largest country. Standing between the tropic of Cancer and the most southerly reaches of the planet's landmass, it enc
  
  
• Rough guide to Chile -Rough Guides
  Seen in the pages of an atlas, Chile's outline seems aberrant, even fantastical: almost 4000km in length and with an average width of just 180km, the very idea of it seems absurd. Once on Chilean soil, however, you'll be impressed by the country as
  
  
• Rough guide to Croatia -Rough Guides
  Croatia (Hrvatska) has come a long way since 1991, when foreign tourists fled from a region standing on the verge of war. Now that stability has returned, visitors are flooding back to a country which boasts one of Europe's finest stretches of coastline.
  
  
• Rough guide to Cuba -Rough Guides
  Isolated from the Western world for over thirty years, Cuba burst back onto the international tourist scene a decade ago and hasn't looked back since. Shaped by one of the twentieth century's longest-surviving revolutions, until recently Cuba's i
  
  
• Rough guide to Guatemala -Rough Guides
  Spread across a verdant and mountainousexpanse of land, Guatemala is endowed with simply staggering natural, historical and cultural interest. Though the giant Maya temples and rainforest cities have been long abandoned, ancient traditions remain very much alive throughout the Guatemalan highlands. Uniquely in Central America, at least half the country's population is still Native American, and this rural indigenous culture is far stronger than anywhere else in the region. From the Pacific to the mountainous highlands, this guide helps you decide which adventure is for you. Excellent tips on accomodation, eating, dancing, and drinking. Contents: 511 pages ISBN 1-85828-848-7 Edition: 2nd Weight: 470 grammes
  
  
• Rough Guide to Japan -Rough Guides
  For a country that lived in self-imposed isolation until 150 years ago, Japan has not hesitated in making up for lost time since the world came calling. Japan is a place of ancient gods and customs, but is also the cutting edge of cool modernity. High...
  
  
• Rough Guide to Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei -Rough Guides
  Malaysia does not have the grand, ancient ruins of neighbouring Thailand, but its rich cultural heritage is apparent, both in its traditional kampung (village) areas and in its commitment to religious plurality. The dominant cultural force has undoubtedly
  
  
• Rough guide to Mexico -Rough Guides
  Mexico enjoys a cultural blend that is wholly unique: among the fastest growing industrial powers in the world, its vast cities boast modern architecture to rival any in the world, yet it can still feel, in places, like a half-forgotten Spanish colony, while the all-pervading influence of native American culture, five hundred years on from the Conquest, is extraordinary.With it's supprisingly vast geography and wide array of cultural andeconomic differences, Mexicois a fabulously varied, and an enormously enjoyable and friendly place in which to travel. Contents: 912 pages ISBN 1-84353-253-0 Edition: 6th Weight: 590 grammes
  
  
• Rough guide to New Zealand -Rough Guides
  New Zealand comes with a reputation as a unique land packed with magnificent, raw scenery: craggy coastlines, sweeping beaches, primeval forests, snow-capped alpine mountains, bubbling volcanic pools, fast-flowing rivers and glacier-fed lakes, all beneath
  
  
• Rough guide to Peru -Rough Guides
  The land of gold and of the sun-worshipping Incas, Peru was sixteenth-century Europe's major source of treasure, and once the home of the largest empire in the world. While the riches of the Incas have since fuelled the European imagination, the country's
  
  
• Rough guide to South Africa -Rough Guides
  South Africa is a large, diverse and incredibly beautiful country. The size of France and Spain combined, it varies from the picturesque Garden Route towns of the Western Cape to the raw stretch of subtropical coast in northern KwaZulu-Natal. It's also one of the great cultural meeting points of the African continent, a fact obscured by years of enforced racial segregation, but now manifest in the big cities. Yet South Africa is also something of an enigma; it has the best travel facilities on the African continent, but also the most difficult surface to scratch. After so long as an international pariah, the rainbow nation" is still struggling to find its identity. This is the Guide for those looking for a unique and at times challenging journey through one of Africa's most complex and beautiful countries. Contents: 979 pages ISBN 1-84353-398-7 Edition: 4th Weight: 610 grammes "
  
  
• Rough guide to Tokyo -Rough Guides
  On the edge of Asia, Tokyo – the last great conurbation before the yawning chasm of the Pacific Ocean – is one of the world's most perplexing cities. On the one hand, gaudily hung about with eyeball-searing neon and messy overhead cables, plag
  
  
• Rough guide to USA -Rough Guides
  For five centuries, travelers have brought their hopes and dreams to America. Everyvisitor in the United States – be they foreigners on a coast-to-coast road trip or locals exploring their extraordinarily diverse land – has some idea of what t

• *Staff Recommends - The Ethical Travel Guide -Earthscan Publications Ltd
  All too often the problems are well hidden," says Tricia Barnett, Director of Tourism Concern. "How would you know that this beautiful hotel is on land snatched from fishermen and for which they weren't compensated? How would you know that the water in ...
  

• TATRA MOUNTAINS
  A car touring and walking guide. This book is meant for visitors to Poland and Slovakia, especially walkers and those touring by car.
  
   
• The Ethical Travel Guide -Earthscan Publications Ltd
  All too often the problems are well hidden," says Tricia Barnett, Director of Tourism Concern. "How would you know that this beautiful hotel is on land snatched from fishermen and for which they weren't compensated? How would you know that the water in the pool and shower are depleting local people's resources and their access to water is limited to two hours a day - as in villages in Goa?"Tired of tourist traps and guilt trips, or just want to have a positive impact on the people and places you visit? The Ethical Travel Guide lists over 300 amazing places in 60 countries that benefit local people - DIRECTLY. From simple local-style holidays, treks, construction projects in Tibet, art holidays, and culinary and luxury retreats, there is something to suit every taste and budget. This is the essential resource for responsible global travellers.ContentsAn eye-opening INTRODUCTION to ethical tourism from Guardian journalist Polly Pattullo: What is Ethical Tourism? New Role of Consumers – Why be an Ethical Consumer? / Tourism Concern's Travel Code / Globalisation: A New Trip...and more DIRECTORY: Africa / The Americas / Asia / Oceania / Europe / Tour Operators Section BOXES THROUGHOUT: Preparing for your trip / Tourism Concern's travel code / Survival for tribal peoples / Climate change and travel / Trekking / Ethical travel, and more... RESOURCES: Books / Reports and articles / Codes of behaviour for the traveller / Statistics / Health matters / Organizations and websitesAbout Tourism ConcernTourism Concern works with communities in destination countries to reduce social and environmental problems connected to tourism and with the out-going tourism industry in the UK to find ways of improving tourism - so that local benefits are increased. This book is the product of over 15 years of research into what makes a holiday ethical."As ever, Tourism Concern is at the forefront of efforts to ensure that the benefits of tourism are shared much more equitably" Jonathon Porritt, Co-Founder of Forum for the Future "A crucial read for any environmentally-aware traveller" Ian Waller, Real Travel Magazine "
   

• World Culture Travel Journal -Putumayo
  The Putumayo World Culture Travel Journal includes cultural information and color photographs of people and places in the Caribbean, Latin America, Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania and North America as well as 85 lined pages to document travels. Handy features include a global music festival guide, international conversion charts, airline websites, a world map and a pocket folder on the back cover for storing receipts and mementos. Colorful artwork by Nicola Heindl makes the travel journal a delightful and stylish companion for any global adventure. 85 pages.