The best travel books are shared here, with brief excerpts from books published about travel and destinations around the world.
The Pocket Butler’s Guide to Travel: How to fly like a butler. Charles MacPherson is a professional butler and provides travel advice about flying.
Jeffrey Tayler’s book Glory In A Camel’s Eye tells the true account of his three month, several hundred-mile trek on camelback through the Moroccan Sahara.
Michael Witzel explores the flip side of Route 66 in his new book to offer details on the infamous Route 66 locations that once served as gang hideouts.
If you are a fan of thrilling stories of crime and mystery, the newest addition to Akashic Books’ Noir series will surely satisfy your itch for excitement, Baghdad Noir.
Turning Left Around the World is a new book about exploring the history, landscape, wildlife, people, and food in fifteen countries over ten months.
Dave Hoekstra’s new book is full of stories, tips, and beautiful photos all taken from his experience living in his RV for almost a year.
Lagos Noir is a novel written by several contributing writers, and edited by Chris Ibani, that encapsulates the dark and unstable history of Lagos.
Alone Time: Four Seasons, Four Cities, and the Pleasures of Solitude by Stephanie Rosenbloom is making waves by providing a vivid account of solo travel.
Impressions of Sydney and Melbourne Australia. A traveling couple learned to create 1000-word stories that go along with their many photos of the country.
Elizabeth Minchilli’s new book Eating My Way Through Italy delves deep into all aspects of Italian cuisine. Includes chapter on Umbrian truffles.
A new travel book, Underground Worlds by David Farley, is about unique places beneath the earth. Excerpt from the book about Tokyo’s G-Can tunnels.
David Rich has seen most of the world…and they’ve often on board a yacht or a land-yacht like an RV. This is an excerpt from RV the World, 2nd ed.
Los Angeles, Serge Ramelli’s coffee table book with photographs of iconic LA locations.
Author Chris Santella allows readers to race across the globe with “Fifty Places to Run Before You Die”, highlighting the most famous races, trail runs, and tips from international running experts