Four countries in three weeks is too many - The Age

The Age

Four countries in three weeks is too many The Age We plan on spending a week in Ireland and the rest of the time in Germany, France, Italy and Austria. Should we hire or lease a car as Europasses are $1000 a person, which works out to $6000 in total? Would we easily get family accommodation for four ... and more »

Hawkes Bay winery listed among world's best - New Zealand Herald

Hawkes Bay winery listed among world's best New Zealand Herald Black Barn Vineyards, in Havelock North, was picked among the world's greatest vineyard inns and hotels by the long-running and best-selling US travel guide Frommers. The guide - which also features Italy's medieval Castello di Vicarello and the ... and more »

British Tourism Q&A: Travel Writer Donald Strachan - Gadling

British Tourism Q&A: Travel Writer Donald Strachan Gadling A: I'm a travel journalist, an advice columnist for the Sunday Telegraph focusing on consumer travel technology, and a guidebook writer for Frommer's specializing in England, Wales, and Italy. I've also authored content for iPhone apps to Florence and ...

DOXA Preview: Italy: Love It, or Leave It - MetroNews Canada

DOXA Preview: Italy: Love It, or Leave It MetroNews Canada Italy is one of Europe's crown jewels, with enough food, wine, art and architecture to warrant a 10-pound volume of Frommer's. But the once glorious empire has also become riddled with corruption, greed, sexism, discrimination, and unmanaged waste. and more »

Navigating the world -- by the book

Yes, it makes your suitcase heavier. Yes, it takes up more space. But all the travel e-books and mobile app guides in the world put together are still less handy than a sturdy little guidebook you can hold in your hand. Among the various brands -- Frommer's, Fodor's, Lonely Planet, Moon, DK, Rick Steves and more -- there are likely enough volumes to pave China. Many of them publish in e-book ...

2012 travel guides: Books to move you

All the travel e-books and mobile app guides in the world put together are still less handy than a sturdy little guidebook you can hold in your hand.