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Thomas Cook Travellers: Argentina, Peru, Brazil, by Jane Egginton |
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 Jane Egginton's guides to Argentina, Peru and Brazil have all been published by Thomas Cook as part of the Travellers series (£9.99 each).
Informative and distinctive in tone, these colourful, highly illustrated guides focus on a country's best sights and experiences with concise, carefully selected eating, sleeping and entertainment listings.
They are compact enough to be used as a resource on the road, while in-depth background features on culture, people and history make them an interesting read from cover to cover.
'Although firmly aimed at the mainstream market with clear maps and tailored drives and walks, Thomas Cook's Travellers titles include interesting off-the-beaten-track destinations, and considered suggested for children and sustainable travel options,' says Jane.
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"In 1992 I was invited to join the inaugural flight of Richard Branson's Vintage Airways, an airline operating holiday flights from Orlando to Key West using two restored Douglas DC3 aircraft offering 1940's style service, livery, uniforms and experience—one of their signature moments was the excited announcement from the flight deck that they had just heard on the radio, news of the Japanese surrender in the Pacific. I remember the thing that surprised me most—besides Japan tenaciously holding on for another 50 years—was having to walk steeply uphill to my seat."
Alastair McKenzie, 'What's Changed In 60 years of Civil Aviation?', The Director, Oct 07
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