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Caribbean with Kids, 5th Edition
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Paris Permenter & John Bigley
Authors Paris Permenter and John Bigley bring you the best of the family-friendly Caribbean in this new edition – now in full color, with great photos on practically every page!
Great reviews on island resorts, hotels, restaurants, inns, B&Bs, villas and vacation rentals, kid-oriented restaurants, babysitting and day care programs, and terrific ideas for.all water and land sports, hiking...
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Tahiti & French Polynesia Guide, 5th Edition
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Jan Prince
Open Road's Tahiti & French Polynesia Guide – considered by many to be the “bible" of Tahiti travel - is now fully updated with new maps, hotels, restaurants, cruises and activities. We've cut the price for you and, for the first time, the book has some incredible color photos!
Gorgeous French Polynesia is presented by long-time resident and travel writer extraordinaire Jan Prince. Crui...
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A DAY OF GREAT ART
To find this plan, turn to pages 32-35 in Chapter 3.
Recommended Plan: MoMA and the Met are NYC's premier attractions. You can easily spend a day at each, but it's quite possible to see the highlights of both...
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 Charlie Morris For Charlie Morris, travel is a lifelong passion that he often combines with his other calling, music. His guitar playing and singing have taken him all over the Caribbean and Europe, as well as throughout the US. More recently, he’s been spending a lot of time sampling the diving, fishing and wildlife-watching in Central America. Charlie lives in Florida with his Swiss wife, spending about half the year on the road...more |
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| Two FREE Open Road travel guides will be given away every month: one for the best travel photo submitted, and one for the best description (concise, please: two short paragraphs at most!) of a hot new place to stay or eat anywhere in the world. Check back soon for other great contests and giveaways. Enter today! Click here to submit. |
Best Reader Travel Photos
1. Venice
by Karl Raaum
2. The Alhambra in Granada, Spain
by karl Raaum
Best Sleeps and Eats
1. Loggiati dei Serviti
by James Fox
2. Caneel Bay
by arewethereyet
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| People-Watching on Geneva's Promenade |
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| I’ve just returned from yet another trip to Switzerland, and I’m happy to report that it’s still there, and still one of the most fascinating destinations in Europe. Unfortunately fo.....More.. |
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| Some of our Great Reviews! 04/24/2008
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| The Critics Corner |
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BIG NEWS: The 4th edition of our Eating & Drinking in Paris, just released, received a great mention today in The Wall Street Journal. Author Andy Herbach's unique book, already praised by The New York Times, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, chef Tyler Florence, and many others, was discussed in an article about how it's sometimes difficult to find a great meal in Paris. With Andy's book, however, not only will you find a wonderful place to eat – but you'll have the additional benefit of knowing what you're eating and how to order it in French!
Open Road's Best of Southern California by Elizabeth Borsting has just won the Runner Up for Best Travel Guide in the North American Travel Journalists Association 2007 awards. Congratulations, Elizabeth! The book covers LA, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Palm Springs, Orange County and more. We knew the book was great, now everyone else does too!
Open Road's Best of Provence " ... useful and insightful... [includes] less-traveled regions, such as the Luberon, with its villages and markets, waterfalls and canals. For more popular locations, such as Arles and Marseilles, weeklong, rather than 24-hour itineraries are suggested, again accompanied by two-page maps. Packed into the back of the book are sections on the "best" in accommodations, restaurants, shops and night spots for each location." -- Chicago Tribune
“Open Road's Italy with Kids offers real parent-tried advice.” -- Transitions Abroad
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