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One for the Road: Moon Spain Handbook
One flip through the first few pages of the Moon Spain Handbook and I'm itching to get back there. The intro to this new book begins with a colorful overview of a country bursting with life -- the Plaza Mayor, Costa Brava, La Rioja, Galicia. A smart color-coded map marks Spain's regions in a rainbow, an appropriate way to introduce the diversity that exists throughout this Iberian gem.The guide starts with a short summary of each region, followed by a few suggested itineraries. It then gets meaty, beginning with the very heart of Spain. After dissecting nightlife, shopping, accommodations, sports, cultural offerings and food (of course!) for Madrid, the guide moves on to do the same for Castilla-La Mancha, Cataluna (including an expanded chapter on Barcelona), Aragon, Valencia, Andalucia, the Islas Baleares and other regions. The 900-page handbook wraps up with a section of county background information - logistics, cultural tidbits, history and popular festivals. It's comprehensive, but still lightweight enough to accompany you on a visit to any or all of these areas.
Moon's Spain handbook is one of three European guides that were released recently -- a first for the popular guidebook series. Ireland and London were also published this spring.
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Bel Oct 2nd 2007 6:11AM
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Bel Oct 2nd 2007 6:35AM
What information would you like to find about Balearic Islands on the Web?
IBIT Foundation, Mallorca Fernsehen and UIB realise together a survey in order to find out, what kind of information about Balearic Islands (Majorca, Minorca, Ibiza, Formentera) the tourists search for in internet before, during and after their journey and in which format they would like to receive it.
The survey is to be found under:
in English: http://enquestes.ibit.org/touristicinformation
in German: http://enquestes.ibit.org/touristischeinformation
in Spanish: http://enquestes.ibit.org/informacionturistica
We kindly ask you to fulfil the survey and according to the possibilities to distribute the links of the survey. The results of the study will be published at the end of 2007. If you want we warn you when results are published please write to comunicacio@ibit.org
Thank you in advance for your help.
Kind regards,