I have been using Rick's books (website, travel gear, audio tour, podcasts, etc) for over a decade and truly appreciate his approach. However, I want to go to brazil AND find an approach similar to Rick's. Suggestions?
Posted by
Bloomington, IL, USA
9371 posts
What are you talking about when you say his approach? You could try checking the Rick on Radio tab above, and see if he has any podcasts about Brazil. He often covers areas on his radio show that he doesn't have guide books for, and he sometimes recommends other guidebooks about those areas.
Posted by
OP
Westminster
53 posts
Reasonable, fun, knowledgeable bed and breakfasts. Trying to live like a local. Great suggestions - big sites and overlooked gems. That is what I mean by his approach. :)
Thanks for the help - found a broadcast hat will help. Hopefully here is a book suggestion in there. Thanks again.
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32349 posts
Squid, I don't know of any other books with the same format as the RS Guidebooks, but you might have a look at the Lonely Planet products.
Posted by
Port Coquitlam, BC, Canada
629 posts
Rough Guides are also worth looking at.
Posted by
Frankfurt, Germany
9211 posts
I think I would check out Trip Adivisor, Lonely Planet and Fodors. They all offer forums online where you can ask questions, and guide books for the whole world. My favorite thing about Trip Advisor is the fact that they have Destination Experts to answer questions about the finer points of pretty much anywhere in the world you want to go.