Fodor's Paris 2008; London 2008
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Scarlett--yes, it came yesterday! I was starting to get worried, lol! I guess I thought my quote would be from our trip this summer, but it was from a few years ago. It was fun to browse and read all of them. Now to sit down and just read the whole book. Sigh...makes me want to go back, but Italy will get a return visit first.
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I agree; it's always nice to have the web addresses.
This has definitely become a priority for Fodor's; you'll see in the London and Paris book for instance that most of the sights and hotels and many of the restaurants listed include web addresses. We make every effort to include an address when there is one that is officially sponsored by the property; we don't include third party hotel booking sites for instance.
This has definitely become a priority for Fodor's; you'll see in the London and Paris book for instance that most of the sights and hotels and many of the restaurants listed include web addresses. We make every effort to include an address when there is one that is officially sponsored by the property; we don't include third party hotel booking sites for instance.
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I'm very flattered to be quoted, and I shouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth.
But when my copy arrived today, it came in a box 14"x11"x5", complete with enough bubble-wrap to fill the space and <i>sixteen</i> (count 'em) sheets of documentation. Among them, just to reassure, is a written confirmation that the package contained no unauthorized explosives, destructive devices or hazardous materials [<i>unauthorized?<i>] - complete with a photo of the person signing and a sticker to say that Random House authorized the rather fed-up looking woman in question to sign. </i></i>
But when my copy arrived today, it came in a box 14"x11"x5", complete with enough bubble-wrap to fill the space and <i>sixteen</i> (count 'em) sheets of documentation. Among them, just to reassure, is a written confirmation that the package contained no unauthorized explosives, destructive devices or hazardous materials [<i>unauthorized?<i>] - complete with a photo of the person signing and a sticker to say that Random House authorized the rather fed-up looking woman in question to sign. </i></i>
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