subject: Plan Your Europe Travel With This Handy Guide [print this page] Want to go on your dream European tour without breaking the bank? Raging to find out where the action is in places like London, Rome, Paris, Belgrade, Moscow or even Budapest? Then you have to grab a copy of the Harvard students? newest creation ? a guide to Europe. The blue covered paperback 320 page book is chock full of intelligence not usually found in other travel guides.
Across most universities, dining hall doors are flung open to accommodate both resident and foreign students during the time of summer. The food ranges from the worst kind, served in filthy cafeterias to the most modern if not posh ambiance.
If you want to meet your European counterpart and stick to your budget, the best thing you can do is to avail the services of student inns which about throughout the major cities of Europe. In reality, these are just college dorms which have been transformed temporarily as summer hostels to accommodate the many students and tourists that go there.
Young Americans under a strict travel budget can still find this guide useful even if it is written by students for other students. A man with his wife may not need an Italian translation of where can we be alone, but he will certainly need to know more things. Take a closer look at the hitch hiking tips they feature. The most ideal blend on this journey would be a guy and a girl as it is in real life. With the nice, warm feelings emanated by many young couples waiting on the road such as love, good will, nostalgia, curiosity, protectiveness or even envy, these drivers are surely beckoned to give these couples a lift.
Or if you're going on a Russian camping trip, you'll be charged a dollar per person for the tents and bedding you carry . Every year, a lot of tents are propped in the spaces that are available and this makes it a need to plan your visits to the shower and toilet to not be stuck in a long queue. You can always bathe and wash at the basins with cold running water while there are times during the day that you can get yourself a nice warm bath for just 10 to 15 cents.
You don't have to be an undergraduate to take advantage of tips on pub crawling in England or on a wine tasting tour of France. There are special sections on each and one on how to buy art works, too. Nor do you have to be a student to get the lowdown on nightlife activities in more than 50 cities and regions in 19 countries, in Germany plus Israel and Turkey. All of the useful information within it are gathered by students hired to go through all the hotels, pensions, cafes and restaurants where an American can sleep and eat well while still holding on to some money for a bit of swinging.
The idea is all about an enjoyable European tour without spending so much money. We feature nightclub sections, since discotheques and nightclubs are a fascinating way of meeting Europeans of both sexes. What makes it so exception is that its chapter covers a specific country and under such chapters are the subsections that include tips and information on the following important things Hotels & Accommodations, Restaurants, Sights and Excursions, Nightlife and more importantly tips on how to Get Around.
More importantly, this even features valuable information such as how to work in Europe, how to find venues for holiday recreation, tips on mountain climbing, scuba diving special transportation, tourist rates for students and other things most useful. The first few publications of this book was in the year 1960 where it was just a mere 20 page book on mimeograph sheets given for free to many tourists on Harvard student flights.
by: Emily Wilson.
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