Travelers Tales Hong Kong

Seen through the eyes and pens of such notable authors as Jan Morris, Suzy Gershman, and Paul Theroux, this is a collection of tales written in and about the special region of Hong Kong. It is many different points of view -- female, male, eastern, western, Asian, Caucasian all converging to offer the reader a better understanding of this very exceptional place.

Asia for Women on Business

For American and European professional women, doing business in Asia is no simple matter. This how-to book clearly and concisely covers every aspect of the Asian business experience, from jet lag to protocol to after-hours socializing. Checklists summarize winning strategies for handling all manner of situations, and the authors give specific information and advice for Asia's "Four Tigers," Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and South Korea. An excellent resource for the female road warrior!

Staying Healthy in Asia, Africa and Latin America

When travelling it’s always a good idea to pack at least one medical handbook. That resource should be able to answer two distinct questions.The first --How can I avoid becoming sick? The second -- If I do become sick or injured, what steps should I take if medical care is not immediately available? Staying Healthy in Asia, Africa and Latin America is just such a book covering topics such as safe eating and drinking, treating simple illnesses, recognizing the symptoms of infections and diseases, and medications: their use and availability. It also includes an illustrated guide to basic first aid. What more could a Journey woman want?

The Treasures and Pleasures of Hong Kong

Authors Ron and Caryl Krannich lead you step-by-step through Hong Kong’s fabulous shopping opportunities -- the emporiums, hotel arcades, markets, boutiques, factory outlets and department stores. They offer tips on pre-planning, bargaining, tailoring, shipping your treasures as well as the best in advice about accommodations, restaurants and sightseeing in Hong Kong. An indispensible guide!

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