- Taschenbuch: 840 Seiten
- Verlag: Jens Peters Publications (Oktober 2001)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 3923821271
- ISBN-13: 978-3923821273
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 18,6 x 12,5 x 3,3 cm
- Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung: 5.0 von 5 Sternen Alle Rezensionen anzeigen (2 Kundenrezensionen)
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 933.808 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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6 von 6 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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Ich war schon mehrmals auf den Philippinen, das erste Mal hatte ich das Buch von Jens Peters noch nicht, seit ich es habe, ist die Urlaubsplanung viel, viel einfacher geworden. Einen tollen Urlaubsort, oder eine Unterkunft finden, ist mit diesem Buch zum Beispiel ein Klacks, da die Orte kurz beschrieben, bei den Hotels und Unterkünften die Telefonnummer und oft auch die email Adresse angegben ist, ebenso die Ausstattung der Zimmer, der Preis usw. Für Normalurlauber, Abenteuerurlauber, Backpacker, usw. ein Muß, denn kein anderer Urlaubsführer enthält soviele tolle und fundierte, regelmäßig überprüfte und aktualisierte Informationen wie dieser.
Bei meinem ersten Philippinenurlaub hatte ich einen anderen Reiseführer dabei, fast der gleiche Preis, aber nur ungefähr 5 Prozent der Informationen, die der "Jens Peters" enthält.
Bei meinem ersten Philippinenurlaub hatte ich einen anderen Reiseführer dabei, fast der gleiche Preis, aber nur ungefähr 5 Prozent der Informationen, die der "Jens Peters" enthält.
1 von 1 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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' sollte es nur in Begleitung von Jens Peters tun. Ich habe keine Information vermisst und alles immer wie beschrieben vorgefunden - obwohl ich mich öfter mal abseits der breiten Touri-Trampelpfade bewegt habe. Daumen hoch!
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The only Philippine guide to take on your trip
29. Januar 2003
Format:Taschenbuch
This is the only guide you need to buy when you are planning a trip to the Philippines. The author is the same person who wrote the first 6 editions of Lonely Planet Philippines, which used to be the best guide on the Philippines, but if you are like so many people who are disillusioned by the 7th edition, buy this book. The book is well researched and not as biased as other guide books.
37 von 38 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
it's incomplete, but the best there is, as of today.
14. Mai 2005
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before i criticize, let me say that this book is crammed with great info--much more info than any other (up to date) book in existance on this country. i would say it is worth taking, and i will use it next week on my return to the islands. my suggestion to jens is to beef up some sections in the next edition.
for example, bataan province--jens has about 4 or 5 paragraphs on the entire province! totally inadequate for anyone traveling there. he mentions a new road has been completed to reach the subic area but has no specifics.
the index in the back does not cross-reference any place names or geographic areas (ex: manila, cebu, mactan, etc.). these have to be looked up using the front of the book. this is awkward.
there are advertisements in the book. this is ok, maybe... however in searching for some resorts that are pretty well known, there is no mention of them in this book-- contact numbers, accommodations, etc. i wonder if this is retaliation for these places refusing to advertise? i don't know if this is true, but by accepting advertisements it creates an appearence.
jens advertises he has a lot of maps, and he does, but again many provinces are all but ignored. i will still bring an out of date moon guide, and the latest lonely planet also, and use both of them to augment jens' guide. i just wish i didn't feel the need to pack 3 or 4 guides. i was hoping jens' guide was complete to do it all for me. it's really going to be helpful, certainly, but also frustrating to use.
for example, bataan province--jens has about 4 or 5 paragraphs on the entire province! totally inadequate for anyone traveling there. he mentions a new road has been completed to reach the subic area but has no specifics.
the index in the back does not cross-reference any place names or geographic areas (ex: manila, cebu, mactan, etc.). these have to be looked up using the front of the book. this is awkward.
there are advertisements in the book. this is ok, maybe... however in searching for some resorts that are pretty well known, there is no mention of them in this book-- contact numbers, accommodations, etc. i wonder if this is retaliation for these places refusing to advertise? i don't know if this is true, but by accepting advertisements it creates an appearence.
jens advertises he has a lot of maps, and he does, but again many provinces are all but ignored. i will still bring an out of date moon guide, and the latest lonely planet also, and use both of them to augment jens' guide. i just wish i didn't feel the need to pack 3 or 4 guides. i was hoping jens' guide was complete to do it all for me. it's really going to be helpful, certainly, but also frustrating to use.
39 von 41 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
This is the best!
7. August 2003
Format:Taschenbuch
I have many books & guides on the Philippines but this is the best written and most accurate I have ever seen. While there are many good guides not to be missed out there like Evelyn Peplow's "The Philippines" and Jill & Rebecca Gale De Villa's "Philippines Guide", this one definately surpasses them all, it's the guide I pack on my Philippine trips now. It doesn't deal with as much history as some of the others, but remember, this is a guide and not a history book. The info is exactly what a traveler needs to know. For example, let's say your in Manila and want to visit Naga City,it will tell you how much it will cost, how long it will take to get there by plane,train and bus. It also tells you hotels & resturants in the area & how much everything cost.It tells you of any festivals in that area,stores,churches,banks and other misc places in the area, also has a street map with all the points of interest pointed out for you. There's over 170 maps in this book. There is so much more this book offers that no other does, but it would take too long to long to list them all.So to sum it up, if your looking for the best actual travel guide then this is it.
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