Thank you Mr Fodor ...............
 

I received a mail saying that I had been quoted in the 2009 Fodors guide to France, and would I like a copy of the guidebook as a thank you.

It arrived yesterday - so thank you Mr Fodor !

Peter

Well done Peter! =D>

i wish there was a section on just "prices of coffee"
id surely be quoted
i get prices of coffee even when im not in a coffee mood

i think i should open my own information booth

but in the meantime
congratulations!!!!

And thank you Mrs fodors, mine has not arrived yet :)

Me too - kind of cool - wonder what I said....

Now which guide book to order ????

-Kevin

That is cool. Now, you can say you've been published :) Congratulations all!

Mr (and presumably Mrs) Fodor is long dead and was allegedly a CIA agent in eastern Europe (born in Hungary) - but he may not be dead and instead just have gone underground.

Eugene Fodor (American writer) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
Britannica online encyclopedia article on Eugene Fodor (American writer), Hungarian-born American travel writer who created a series of popular tourist ...
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/..../Eugene-Fodor

Strangely, I've searched the book content but not yet found the quote !



Peter

They withdrew it beacsue it is Ms Foder and not Mr! ;-)

When you write to us at [email protected] we can let you know your quote if you'd like. Congrats!

Got mine last week. But I didn't ask for the one I was quoted in, so Katie sent me my quote.

Well, thank you again.

I've just had an email from Fodors saying that I've been quoted in the Fodors Guide to France, 2010.

à bientôt France Guide 2010 !

Peter

Moi aussi, but I've lost the message!

Et moi aussi.

It's funny - I post almost every day on the Europe board and maybe about twice a year in the US forum - I got an email that I had been quoted in the new guide for San Francisco. But I'm proud to be a "published travel writer"! Now what guide do I want to receive??

Hi, not bragging b/c I am sure I said something inane as per usual, but I have a question.

I can now order a free guidebook. I'm not going to get the one in which I was quoted. Does anyone have a Fodor's favorite European country or city guidebook to recommend for someone not committed to a particular destination?

My next trip is East Africa and I prefer the Bradt guides for Africa. I think Fodor's is good for Europe. I have buckets of Paris, Rome, France and Italy guidebooks because those are the European cities/countries I revisit so I don't really need one of those.

What have people found useful or inspiring?

Oh, and like suec1 I was quoted in one of the U.S. books. The southern one!