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Tape Binding. Condition: Fine. First Editiion First Printing Stated. 145 Pages. As New book with no defects noted. Interior text pages are flawless. Tourists are ripped off regularly because they don't know any better. The traveler that is the tourist wears sneakers only on the tennis court. He buys treasures rather than souvenirs and is able to recognize the difference. He knows where to go, where to eat, where to sleep, and where to shop. He knows how to buy, how much to pay, when to haggle, and when to tip. He knows what to do in an emergency and recognizes a scam when he sees one. He gets the best deals and the best experiences. The tourist is unnoticed and indistinguishable from the local population and he enjoys a place just as a local would enjoy it. In this book there are insider tips to help you avoid the typical tourist blunders. This book will educate you on dos and taboos around the world, give you tips on health and safety, advise you on how to out-smart petty thieves, and tell you what to do in the event of an emergency. The authors help you fine-tune your scam detecting instincts and tell you the most common scams to look out for. Contents in 12 Sections: Get the Best Deal on Every Airfare, Four Ways to Travel for Next to Nothing, Travel Tips to Save You Time and Money, The World's Best Travel Opportunities, Bargain Accommodation in the Best Hotels, Follow the Locals to the Best Restaurants in Town, Shop 'til You Drop, Take Advantage of Free Education Overseas, Travel Health and Safety Tips, So You Don't Want to Go Home, How to Spot a Travel Scam, and International Livings 2007 Quality of Life Index.