books by Tim Leffel (countries cheapest traveler)

books by Tim Leffel

books:

Make Your Travel Dollars Worth a Fortune: The Contrarian Traveler's Guide to Getting More for Less

8 reviews
Tim Leffel

Travelers' Tales, 2006

An Excellent Intro for People Who Don't Know Where to Start
I am also a writer and I have websites about independent travel and alternatives to traditional group tours, package tours, and EXPENSIVE trips that most people can't afford without financial struggle. I get unsolicited email all the time from people who have no idea where to start. Yesterday, I got an email from a recent college graduate who said he wanted to see the world and literally had no ...

The World's Cheapest Destinations: 21 Countries Where Your Dollars Are Worth a Fortune (World's Cheapest ...

11 reviews
Tim Leffel

Booklocker.com, 2002

awesome book
I had plans on following this book's advice and they listed so many wonderful places to go but now I don't have the book as my sister threw it out after I had to abandon my home due to a domestic violence situation. I would recommend this book to anyone and will buy another one when my finances and situation is back in order to travel again.

The World's Cheapest Destinations: 21 Countries Where Your Money Is Worth a Fortune, Second Edition

12 reviews
Tim Leffel

Booklocker.com, Inc., 2006

Great starting point!!
This is a great book for putting together a cheap, fun, and exciting vacation to a far away place! It gives you the basic details about each country so that you can figure out if the country is right for you. This is NOT a comprehensive guide. It does not go into too much detail but it gives you a feeling for what you can expect when traveling to the different places. I have already shared ...

Hip-Hop, Inc. : Success Strategies of the Rap Moguls

2 reviews
Richard Oliver, Tim Leffel

Da Capo Press, 2006

Fascinating and welcome book
For sure the book is a great introduction to a business many of us are interested in knowing about and having wanted a comprehensinve source that took this business seriously. It was not a hard core business text detailing the strategies of the Hip-Hop moguls. If you want detail then you will need to find other books to complement, instead, Richard Oliver et al. sets the business context which ...

Traveler's Tool Kit: Mexico and Central America (Traveler's Tool Kit)

7 reviews
Rob Sangster, Tim Leffel

Menasha Ridge Press, 2008

Inspiring and fun to read!
This trove of invaluable information will inspire you! The authors are passionate about the impact travel can have--on the traveler as well as the places visited. They provide perspectives that will make yours the most fun, gratifying visit to Mexico and Central America. Unlike typical guidebooks that just summarize "what to see and where to stay," this book tells you how to plan and enjoy. ...