Experience the magic of Disney World with the No.1 best-selling guide to Orlando. Let us help you plan your perfect trip to Orlando, whether it's your first time there or you're a seasoned visitor. Your Brit Guide to Orlando 2019 includes: * Brit Tips - our legendary personal, insider tips to ensure you make the most of your magical adventure * Great value advice on the best time to go, cost-effective ways to get there and the best hotels for every budget * Perfectly planned itineraries supported with GPS maps tailored to your interests * Detailed listings on the best restaurants, bars and shops * Black and white photographs throughout Whether you need advice on how to use FastPass, where to stand to see the best fireworks or the ideal location for watching the parades, Brit Guide Orlando 2024 is all you need to make the most of your dream holiday.

SIMON VENESS. Sports and travel writer, Simon Veness, has been in the journalism business since 1981 and was the original founder of the Brit Guide travel book series - with UK publishers Foulsham - in the mid-1990s. He quickly discovered sport and travel were good companions as he developed the Brit's Guide series in tandem with his specialty for American sports coverage, for a British readership. Simon writes for: The Sun, Mail on Sunday, Daily Express, The Telegraph and The Independent and specialty publications, which include: RCI Holiday, Essentially America and World of Cruising Magazine (which he also edited from 1999-2014). He has featured on BBC TV's Holiday programme, various UK regional radio stations, and Fox 35 TV in Orlando. Simon also writes the 'View From America' column for SkySports.com. As final proof of the perfect compatibility of travel and sport, Simon's formative years were spent in Southern Africa, where his family lived for seven years. There he was the Botswana National Junior Tennis Champion (1975 and '76). SUSAN VENESS. Susan Veness is an international travel writer, solo author of the hugely successful The Hidden Magic of Walt Disney World and its two follow-up titles. Susan is the co-author in the Brit Guide travel book series, having decided that writing holds more fascination than her degree in Bioenergetic medicine! She was among the first (very young!) visitors to Walt Disney World in 1971 and has maintained a keen interest in Orlando, Disney and the theme parks ever since; giving rise to an encyclopedic knowledge of all things Mouse-like. Her eye for detail and Disney savvy led her to becoming a contributor to a major (unofficial) Disney website and discussion forum, which she then parlayed into a job with the Brit Guide travel series as principal research assistant on their Orlando title in 2001.