This "physician’s
desk reference" for
travellers addresses the
questions, anxieties, concerns,
and desire for essential
information that are common
to seasoned and novice travelers
alike.
Greenberg, the man that
writer Paul Theroux calls "the
liberator and defender of
the traveling public," offers
an encyclopedic look at every
aspect of the travel process,
both domestically and internationally,
from the true definition
of travel terms to in-depth
explanations of how things
really work.
Do you want to know which
airline seats are the best
and worst? How you can vacation
in a lighthouse, a monastery,
or even a converted prison?
Which countries require you
to get visas before you visit?
Or won’t let you in
even if you have a passport?
Which airlines are the worst "bumping" offenders?
How you can avoid hidden
fees? The Complete
Travel Detective Bible offers
up answers to these questions
and much more. Everything
is cross-referenced and each
chapter is filled with useful
charts, lists, and diagrams,
making for an easily accessible
format.
Greenberg, who has been
to more than 146 countries,
is an expert without equal
at outplaying the travel
industry at its own games,
securing the best fares,
accommodations, and service
at the lowest possible prices.