In this revised and expanded 2nd edition, Facaros and Pauls reveal a fresh perspective on the endless holiday possibilities of the Dodecanese islands. They devote a whole chapter to Athens as a launching point for travel to the Dodecanese.'
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This review is from: Rhodes & the Dodecanese (Paperback)
This was one of the worst travel books I have ever picked up! As a travel journalist myself, I was shocked to find that in many instances the authors did not even bother to research exact addresses. They simply wrote, "ask the locals." Isn't that what Cadogan Guides paid these writers for? In addition, it's pretty scant--information you could easily find within a day of your stay on one of the islands. It was poorly researched! When I wrote to the publishers, livid that I had spent the money on a book that doesn't even list full addresses, they did not even bother to reply. That is how concerned they were with a reader's opinion.
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