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The Traveling Dog -Tips & Advice If You Plan To Travel With Dogs

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Torn between leaving your pooch at home or taking 'em with you on your next vacation? This easy to read book will give you all you need to know to decide Fido's fate.

If Fido gets the OK, this book will give you lots of useful tips and information to make your life easier and your dog's vacation as comfortable as possible. You will be guided from the planning stages to after your arrival.

The author speaks from experience having two dogs of his own as traveling companions. This is a must read for the true dog lover!


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Travel with William Tyndale: England’s Greatest Bible Translator (Day One Travel Guides)

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Cruising the World in Style

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CRUISING THE WORLD IN STYLE has three purposes. Firstly, it is a description of a cruise around the world on Queen Elizabeth 2. Secondly, it is a romance. And thirdly, it provides encouragment and advice for singles, especially women, traveling alone.

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Russian Travel Made Easier: Advice for Friends

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Russian Travel Made Easier: Advice for Friends is a travel guide and a reference book written by two Russians who have lived in America for the past decade. It is based on the authors personal travel experiences. During their frequent visits home, many of their American friends came along and helped them to discover Russia as the visitors see it. The authors realized that what comes naturally to a native Russian could be a hindrance for tourists. These personal accounts also opened their eyes to the kind of advice that would be the most valuable. Having done an extensive research the authors offer a list of useful websites, travel books and helpful hints on: How to Get to Russia Companies to Contact How to Stay Connected With Your Relatives and Friends While You Are There What Questions to Ask When You Are Renting an Apartment Where to Go for Memorable Souvenirs Where to Enjoy Authentic Russian Food Hospital and Clinics for Overseas Visitors The book helps to plan a trip to Russia taking as much frustration out of the planning as possible.

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Just like talking to your friend
 
Review Date: February 13, 2009
Reviewer: Gwynn Powell,
You know how comforting it is to talk to an old friend when you are facing the unknown...this book will give you that feeling in addition to good information about your trip to Russia. No sales hype, no gimmicks, just imagine having a cup of tea with a friend and learning their advice for the trip. The unique perspective of Russians who have lived in the States makes it even more accessible. Of course it is more organized than a conversation would be, and the logic of the chapters makes it easy to go back and find that bit of information you want to remember. An excellent resource that will help you plan your trip, yet small enough to tuck in your carry-on to review during your travels.
Russian Travel Made Easier
 
Review Date: May 10, 2009
Reviewer: Cheryl A. Willette, Farmington, MI
Don't just buy this book for yourself--buy it for ALL your friends. If they haven't thought of traveling to Russia, this book will spur them to make reservations. The authors are natives who have lived in the US for many years. They understand the questions and worries of American visitors. Everything you need is at your fingertips or a website check away. Historical tidbits, customs, mini-adventures and practical advice are offered in a fun, easy to find, format--including info you didn't even think to ask about. I've traveled to Russia several times and I can't wait to follow up on some of these suggestions for my next trip. Tuck it in your backpack or purse--it's that light, and it will become your best travel partner in Russia. You can plan your adventures over a latte at Moka-Locca in Moscow or savor delicious pilmeni at Palkin in St. Petersburg. But, whatever you do, don't go without this book!
Good book, mildly helpful
 
Review Date: December 28, 2009
Reviewer: Ted Gilson, Florida
This is kind of a niche book about traveling in Russia. The only thing missing from this book is advice on how to travel independently around Russia (maybe that it impossible still). Either way, I would like to know that.

New American Expat: Thriving and Surviving Overseas in the Post-9/11 World

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The number of non-military Americans currently living overseas is estimated at 8 million—with the number increasing every year as more countries open their economies to Western companies At a time when more and more American employees overseas feel unwelcome and bewildered—or worse yet, unsafe—The New American Expat is designed provide essential guidance as to "how to be a good American" during the course of an overseas assignment.

The New American Expat is a complete, up-to-date and highly practical guide on how to be a successful American expatriate—how to find foreign jobs, prepare for life as an expat, move to a foreign country, adjust to other cultures, find success in an overseas assignment and successfully repatriate upon one’s return. What further distinguishes the book from other expat titles is that The New American Expat will be the first book on the subject to address two new and important issues:

· How to be an American while living and working overseas, a controversial topic given the increasingly critical view of the US held by many throughout the world, and the consequent damage to America’s global image. The book addresses current attitudes and stereotypes toward Americans as well as expectations of them while overseas.

· How to live and work in foreign countries safely and securely in light of the new risks facing Americans in the post-9/11 world. A full chapter on safety and security—vetted by an international security firm—advises expats on how to conduct themselves in at times less than friendly environs.

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Packed with Knowledge!
 
Review Date: October 3, 2005
Reviewer: Rolf Dobelli, Switzerland
This book offers a refreshing voice of common sense, balance and experience. Books on this subject walk a tightrope between being too politically correct to address relevant stereotypes or, conversely, too fixated on stereotypes to transcend them. Author William Russell Melton manages the task effortlessly, thanks to his experience working in more than 20 countries. Relevant for those merely contemplating work abroad, as well as for those who just sat on their suitcases in order to zip them shut, this volume should prove to be a tremendous asset to any Yankee relocating to King Arthur's Court (or anywhere else). Melton advises Americans to be themselves, but to use common sense and show a little deference. For instance, listen more and speak less (and not so loudly, please). The author's goal is to develop confident world citizens who can interact adroitly on the world scene while staying true to their American values. The 23 pages he devotes to post-9/11 security abroad are frankly insufficient given the book's subtitle - but the quality of the information is top drawer. Melton even adds advice on how to make the transition when you return back to the U.S. We very strongly recommend that any American thinking of overseas employment should study this book - otherwise, things could get ugly.
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Review Date: May 22, 2005
Reviewer: Erik W., San Francisco
I am in the process of trying to find my first international position, and this book provides some excellent advice on how to go about finding a foreign job, and also how to position yourself to get the job after you find it.

The chapter on expat contracts is the best source I have found explaining all the various compensation issues in a clear manner - not only what the issues are, but also how compensation packages are structured and what should be covered in the contracts. There is a very complete outline of an expat contract at the end of the chapter.

Melton also talks about what the the expat's reasonable expectations should be, explains issues from the employer's perspective and describes what the recent trends are for expatriate benefits and allowances.