Man in Seat 61 :the essential guide to train travel across Europe from the award-winning travel website
Man in Seat 61 :the essential guide to train travel across Europe from the award-winning travel website
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Published:
15 April, 2010
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Description
If you are looking to reduce their carbon footprint but also want to travel, then look no further than this indispensable and comprehensive guide to train travel across Europe from the man behind the award-winning travel website www.seat61.com. Start planning that holiday now!
'Really gets the juices flowing... I've booked my ticket!' -- ***** Reader review
'The train travellers bible' -- ***** Reader review
'A must have travel bible for getting around' -- ***** Reader review
'A fascinating read' -- ***** Reader review
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Mark Smith is the Man in Seat Sixty-One - the man behind the massively popular www.seat61.com website, which offers invaluable advice on worldwide train travel.
This book is the essential guide for anyone who wishes to travel to Europe and beyond by train. Packed with insider knowledge and top tips, it offers advice on everything from the quickest routes and the cheapest fares to the best weekends away; travelling with children and changing trains; timetables and maps; essential items to travel with; and everything in between.
More and more people are choosing to avoid air travel and seek alternatives, and this is the only book you need to plan a railroad adventure!
More Details
| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9780593065303 |
| ISBN10 | 0593065301 |
| Number Of Pages | 496 |
| Item Weight | 554 g |
| Product Dimensions | 154 x 215 x 36 mm |
| Publisher / Reseller | Transworld Publishers Ltd |
| Format | paperback |
| Edition | Revised edition |
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Author's Bio
Mark Smith lives in Buckinghamshire with his wife and their son. He is a career railwayman. He was the Station Manager for Charing Cross, London Bridge and Cannon Street stations in London in the early to mid 90s, and later the Customer Relations Manager for two UK train companies. He has also worked as a European rail agent issuing tickets and advising other travel agents on train travel across Europe.