Takethe sections with you thatyou need. Cut themup into little sections so you can takejustthe sightseeingnotes you needfor the day.If you reallywantthatbookfor a souvenir of yourtrip, buy two copies and leavethe wholeone at home.
Even if you’re a budgettravele;r;, go ahead and spend wisely on a travelguidebook…a goodone willSAVE you money on yourtrip.
Check through several differentguidebooks;. Do they cater to luxury travel? Can you affordthe hotels and restaurants they’rerecommending? Are they talkingto backpackers and college kids? Do they listmostly;hostels and cheap hotels? Get one thatrecommends accommodationsthatfit yourbudget.
See who has written the book, and whattheir expertise is in the region. Has the author traveled;often in the area? Does he or she write in a style thatmakes;you wantto go and see these thingsfor yourself;? Have they checked out the hotels, eaten at the restaurants?
If one bookhas thingslike long, scholarly explanations aboutthe foundations for castles, and you’re justnot interestedin that…, you mightwantto look for a differentguide.Maybe something;with lots of pictures to fireyourimagination.
You can check someout of yourlocallibrary and takeyourtimelookingat them,but also go to a largebookstoreor one thatspecializes in travelso you can check out a reallylargeselectionof guides.If you findone thatmakes;you feel like you can’t wait it get THERE and see THAT,then you’ve probablyfound the rightone for you.
Once you’ve found the rightone, or two, thatwillwork for yourtravels;, makesure you get the mostcurrent editionavailable and relax…. you can’t makea wrong decision.Any goodguidebookwillbe a help.
If you needmore information, you can probablyfindbrochures or evenguidebooks;on you trip…. now THOSE could be great souvenirs.