Going traveling is part of my life. Going around finding which best part of the world, to relax and to move around is indeed interesting.
I have been traveling too much inland that I think maybe it’s time for me to do more cross borders traveling like traveling to Europe, since I already did Australia. Hmm.. though it might come more as a hefty price. Well, though in every place one travels, one should also always do a research on the place they wanted to travel.

Take for instance if I were to travel to Belgium, I need to know about the tourist spot, food and hotels. Of course these are done if you’re not following a tour, which is very unlikely for first time travelers. So there’s something like Globetrotter’s LogBook® #6 – Flanders’ Six Divine Cities to help first time visitors and also frequent travelers in Belgium.

Well, seeing it online requires many flip thru pages but getting it as a original pocket-sized, what-to-do guide, as well as notebook, souvenir booklet and mini-travel guide along your travels is way way easier. Flemish Tourist Office has selected the best locations all for this booklet. Of course all good things doesn’t come free!
Anyway as of Press Release here’s the excerpt of the guide.
Experienced city-hoppers will certainly confirm it: Flanders, the northern part of Belgium, is one the world’s top destinations when it comes to the number of ‘wows’ per square kilometer. Which is hardly surprising: where else would you find at least 6 marvelous traditional yet trendy cities under one hour’s drive from one another?Anyone coming to explore historical pearls such as Antwerp, Bruges, Brussels, Ghent, Leuven and Mechelen will definitely want to buy the Globetrotter’s LogBook® #6 – Flanders’ Six Divine Cities. It’s a beautifully produced and highly original pocket-sized, what-to-do guide, as well as notebook, souvenir booklet and mini-travel guide. Features 118 top sights-to-see-before-you-die, carefully selected by the Flemish Tourist Office. Compact. Informative. Up to date.
With clear maps and interesting websites for more background information. With telephone numbers, opening times, entrance fees and accommodation details. With plenty of room to include a personal souvenir that captures the memory of every city and sight. For making notes about heaven knows what while you explore Flanders’ Six Divine Cities. Experiences, impressions, favorite addresses, catchy parting words from your traveling companions, the signature of a helpful taxi-driver, or even a handwritten message from your handsome guide. You name it. The more creative you are, the more unique and personal your Globetrotter’s LogBook® will become. Sounds like fun!
Globetrotter’s LogBook® #6 – Flanders’ Six Divine Cities
• ISBN 978-90-808-8073-3
• published by Morton, Diaz & Cook in collaboration with the Flemish Tourist Office
• 12.95 euro, 192 color pages, hardcover with expanding back pocket and Gift Box
• available from www.globetrotterslogbook.com (home delivered by registered mail) and from better (travel) bookstores, tax-free and outdoor stores. |
Anymore clarifications, just visit the site described. Yes, more places for me to visit!
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