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Article: Travel: Around the world in 384 pages Bookshelf Can consumer guru Which? cover the globe in one book for pounds 12.99? Sophie Campbell tests the testers
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- The Sunday Telegraph London
- Article date:
- April 13, 1997
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Copyright informationCopyright 1997 The Sunday Telegraph London. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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AS BEFITS a guide that "tells you what the brochures don't"
about the world, the introduction to Which? Holiday Destination is
witheringly sarcastic about creatures from the primordial tourist
slime, such as tour operators and brochure writers. "The sun always
shines, the sand is always golden and the palms are always greener
in Brochureland," it says darkly, " . . . with never a
litter-strewn beach or unsightly tower block in sight." Luckily for
us, the truth is now available for pounds 12.99. Or is it?
Things start off well, with a useful section on What To Do If
Things Go Wrong (with an emphasis on prosecuting tour operators and
brochure writers) and a checklist of Holiday Hazards. Then ...
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