Thursday, August 09, 2012

Passport, please

Passport, Please: A User's Guide to the World will be a guide to the common traveler in need. While I have little more than the introduction written at this time, I plan it to be a tool of tips and pieces of advice I had to learn the hard way while traveling. A wise traveler knows to always take a map with them, and this is just that. Have you ever wondered how to avoid the body shock of new food? Is it really worth getting all that insurance? What if you need to change your flight days? Where is the best way to exchange currency? How do you decrease your chances of getting pick pocketed?

This book will not help you bump up your economy seats into first class. It will not magically help you avoid the fees for visas and passports. It won't even teach you how to make perfect sushi without getting the nasty food poisoning that comes when you do it wrong. This is not a  travel-rich-quick kind of text. Win the lottery and splurge as you see fit! These stories will open your eyes to realistic ways to enjoy the world around you. What it will do is help you decrease jet lag, get through customs with little harassment, and avoid lame adventures which always end in disappointment. Don't believe me? Hold out for the book.


                                             89% Experience. 52.8% Humor. 100% True.

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