Gadling giveaway! The new Traveler's Tool Kit: Mexico and Central America

by Aaron Hotfelder   May 21st 2008 @ 9:20AM

I recently sang the praises of this new Traveler's Tool Kit guide on another site, calling it "the guidebook for people who hate guidebooks."

Although co-authors Rob Sangster and Tim Leffel provide less practical information on where to stay and what to do in Central America than, say, Lonely Planet, it leaves you with a greater opportunity to escape the well-worn backpacker trail. The book combines a healthy dose of travel philosophy with just enough practical advice to help you feel prepared. In short, if I were leaving for Central America tomorrow, this is the guide I'd take.

Now, we here at Gadling are offering you the opportunity to win this great new book. Just leave a comment on this post-- something to the effect of "Ooh, pick me!"-- and we'll enter you in a drawing to win. Be sure to include your email address so we can get in touch with you. Good luck!
  • To enter, simply leave a comment below.
  • The comment must be left before Friday, May 23 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time.
  • You may enter only once.
  • Four winners will be selected in a random drawing.
  • Four Grand Prize Winner will receive a copy of Traveler's Tool Kit: Mexico and Central America (valued at $22.95)
  • Click Here for complete Official Rules.
  • Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and Canada (excluding Quebec) who are 18 and older.


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