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Lonely Planet 2007 Bluelist (Lonely Planet General Reference)
by Jay Cooke, Heather Dickson
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Lonely Planet (2006-11-01)
ISBN: 1741047358
EAN: 9781741047356
Dewy Decimal #: 910
Paperback: 260 pages
Edition: 2nd
SKU: 08030331
Condition: Like New As issued n
Comments: Paperback. Over wsize Like new condition with no markings and no creases to spine or cover. Very slight wear to cover. Near fine copy.
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Editorial Reviews
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Product Description
Bigger and better than before! The new Lonely Planet BLUELIST 2007 is here and it captures the best in travel - a collection of trends, destinations, journeys and experiences for the year ahead.
Drawing on the knowledge, passion and miles traveled by the Lonely Planet community of authors, staff and travelers, and covering every country in the world, this year's edition is a selection of the best places to go and things to do all around the world right now.
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Customer Reviews
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the best of the best
Rating  (5)
Date: 2007-03-09
3 out of 5 customers found this reveiw helpful
This book is filled with good photos and just what one needs to know about any place in the world they want to venture to and explore.
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For the travel enthusiast
Rating (5)
Date: 2007-02-14
9 out of 10 customers found this reveiw helpful
I love this series from Lonely Planet. It's beautiful and cleverly written. The bluelist isn't designed to give you a travel itinerary or help you get around but presents interesting and iconic experiences weighted by current travel trends. For me, the bluelist is all about daydreaming about the next travel adventure.
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For average travelers, this guide is a bust!
Rating  (2)
Date: 2007-02-11
17 out of 26 customers found this reveiw helpful
Unless you aspire to travel like a "Survivor" fan, this book is not for you. It dwells on the most bizarre of activities and destinations that only a fraction of the population could find inviting or affordable. Enjoy the taste of grubs or insects? - This is for you. Got unlimited travel funds, come aboard.
If you expect a book that narrows the world's most fulfilling and affordable destinations down to a practical choice, look elsewhere. This book was a major disappointment with only a few helpful pages.
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