Travel Book of the Week: Lonely Planet’s “Global Coffee Tour” Just in time for Father’s Day, Lonely Planet’s “Global Coffee Tour” is the perfect gift for the coffee aficionado, spotlighting 150 shops in 37 countries all over the world. It… Johnny Jet , May 21, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “Barrier Free Travel: Glacier, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks” This week’s book? “Barrier Free Travel: Glacier, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks: for Wheelers and Slow Walkers” by Candy B. Harrington. From Amazon: “Penned by accessible travel expert Candy B…. Johnny Jet , May 15, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “Nebraska Off the Beaten Path” by Diana Lambdin Meyer I’ve only been to Nebraska a couple of times. It’s not usually a destination we would feature but…if you’re driving across the country or through the midwest this summer, check… Johnny Jet , May 8, 2018
My Wife Wrote a Children’s Book! My wife (her website is ohtravelissima.com and you can follow her on social at @NatalieDiScala) is seriously the most amazing person I’ve ever met. That’s why I married her! In… Johnny Jet , May 1, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “Thousand-Miler” by Melanie Radzicki McManus I’m still going through the long list of travel book recommendations from my friends. “Thousand-Miler: Adventures Hiking the Ice Age Trail” by Melanie Radzicki McManus was recommended by multiple people…. Johnny Jet , April 23, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “Opa! The Healthy Greek Cookbook” When I asked my friends on Facebook which travel books they recommend, multiple people suggested “Opa! The Healthy Greek Cookbook: Modern Mediterranean Recipes for Living the Good Life” by Theo… Johnny Jet , April 16, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “The GlobeTrotter” by Jon Haggins Looking for a book to get you into the spirit of traveling? Then check out my buddy Jon Haggins’s “The GlobeTrotter.” From Amazon: “The GlobeTrotter is a journey onto itself…. Johnny Jet , April 9, 2018
A Book to Teach Kids to Love Nature I know this isn’t a travel book per se, but it’s a great book for kids (ages 4-8). It’s also co-written by a friend of mine, Cynthia Wylie. “Bloomers Island:… Johnny Jet , April 2, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “Due North” by Lola A. Åkerström My friend and award-winning travel writer/photographer Lola A. Åkerström recently released a book titled “Due North.” From Amazon: “It’s a collection of travel observations, reflections, and snapshots spanning two decades… Johnny Jet , March 28, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “Fire Bone!” by Robert Bone When I asked my friends on Facebook for travel book recommendations, there were a couple votes for veteran journalist and traveler Robert Bone’s “Fire Bone!” Amazon’s description of “Fire Bone!”… Johnny Jet , March 19, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “89 Things To Do As An Airline Employee Before You QUIT” by Kerwin McKenzie My buddy Kerwin McKenzie has written a unique book for airline employees (and others). It’s called “89 Things To Do As An Airline Employee Before You QUIT.” As Amazon notes,… Johnny Jet , March 14, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “Crocodile Love” by Joshua Berman Joshua Berman is a travel writer and columnist for The Denver Post. He is the author of five guidebooks: “Moon Nicaragua”, “Moon Belize,” “Living Abroad in Nicaragua,” “Maya 2012,” and… Johnny Jet , March 5, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “A Taste of Paris” by David Downie Recently on Facebook I asked my friends to recommend good travel books that I could feature. To my delight I had a ton of responses so I now have plenty… Johnny Jet , February 28, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “Natural Wonders of the World” Looking for a colorful and a fascinating coffee table book? Maybe a gift? Check out DK’s new “Natural Wonders of the World“! Per Amazon: “Discover Earth’s most beautiful and fascinating… Johnny Jet , February 12, 2018
Travel Book of the Week: “Rick Steves’ European Festivals” Rick Steves recently published a book on European festivals—called “Rick Steves’ European Festivals“—that coincides with his TV special on said festivals. If you haven’t been to a European festival, you’re missing out. As… Johnny Jet , February 5, 2018