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Let's Go Western Europe 2002

Enhanced Cultural Coverage

— Cultural essays on hot topics written by cutting-edge scholars

— Up-to-the-minute information on international affairs and political issues

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— Native perspective: In-depth interviews with locals

— Researcher's Notebook: Firsthand accounts from Let's Go correspondentsInnovative Alternatives to Tourism

— Each book includes hundreds of work, internship, and study abroad opportunities for the new socially conscious traveler

Includes the most visited countries in Europe, plus gateway cities Prague and Budapest.

Audience
adult
Length
epic · 971 pages

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