Island touring itineraries take you through towns and villages, into the hills and alongside shimmering lakes. You’ll visit museums, historic buildings, beautiful churches and perhaps stop to join in local celebrations. Interesting tidbits are highlighted in colorful callout boxes, and might tell how the landscape has been shaped, the most secluded beach, which birds you can expect to see, or where the best fishing spot is. Whether you’re planning your first trip to the Caribbean or are a veteran traveler, don’t leave home without a Landmark Visitors Guide, renowned as the best guides for sightseers. Lavish color throughout, plus detailed maps.
Don Philpott is editor of International Homeland Security Journal and has been writing, reporting, and broadcasting on international events, trouble spots, and major news stories for over forty years. For twenty years he was a senior correspondent with Press Association--Reuters, the wire service, and traveled the world on assignments, including Northern Ireland, Lebanon, Israel, South Africa, and Asia.
Formerly editor of Homeland Defense Journal, he writes for magazines and newspapers in the United States and Europe and is a regular contributor to radio and television programs on security and other issues. He is the author of more than ninety books on a wide range of subjects and has had more than five thousand articles printed in publications around the world. His most recent books are Integrated Physical Security Handbook, , Securing Our Schools, and Is America Safe? He is also a coauthor of The Wounded Warrior Handbook and Workplace Violence Mitigation. He has written special reports on ''Protecting the Athens Olympics,'' ''The Threat from Dirty Bombs,'' ''Anti-Terrorism Measures in the UK,'' ''Nanotechnology and the U.S. Military,'' and ''The Global Impact of the London Bombings.''
Born in the United Kingdom, he is now an American citizen working out of Orlando, Florida.
