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ZUCA LUGGAGE ROLLING CARRY-ON WITH SEAT

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DOCTOR TRAVEL RECOMMENDS TRAVEL BOOKS

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TRAVEL BOOKS

In the course of my own travels, I have had occasion to read and review a lot of the travel literature available today. My list of the best and most useful books is below.

You can order my recommended books through Amazon.com. Each title is linked directly to Amazon.com to process your order. Just click on the title you are interested in and Amazon.com will complete your transaction through their secure ordering system.

Doctor Travel's: Cure for the Common TripYou can also order Doctor Travel's own book of travel tips directly from Doctor Travel! For anyone who has ever experienced a canceled flight, lost luggage, a rental car mixup, theft in a hotel room, a search for the best airline fare, or countless other issues faced by travelers, Doctor Travel's Cure for the Common Trip is a must read. It is designed for the experienced business traveler as well as the tourist planning a vacation. This amusing and insightful book can be enjoyed in sequence or easily referenced for specific need-to-know tips.

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You can read the book list below or print the list from a separate page.

If you need to search for other titles at Amazon.com, I have also added a convenient search box below.

 

AIR TRAVEL BOOKS:

Air Courier Bargains: How To Travel World-Wide for Next to Nothing
by Kelly Monaghan

Air Courier BargainsThis entertaining guide lays out the unromantic details of shepherding stuff - usually boring business documents - to exotic places. It's an excellent way to see the world on a shoestring budget.


The Air Courier's Handbook
by Jennifer Basye
Big City Books, 1994

The Airline Passenger's Guerrilla Handbook
by George Albert Brown
Blakes Publishing Group, 1989

Frequent Flyer: One Plane, One Passenger, And The Spectacular Feat of Commercial Flight
by Bob Reiss
Simon & Schuster, 1994

From the Airport to the City
Houghton Mifflin, 1992

Published annually since 1982, this ingenious pocket reference is the one that travel agents and managers, executives, and frequent flyers rely on both at home and abroad. The only directory that gives every detail of how to get to, from, and around in 388 airports around the world.

How to Fly for Free
by Linda Bowman
Probus Publishing Company, 1991

Why Flying Endangers Your Health
by Farrol S. Kahn
Aurora Press, 1992

Worldwide Guide to Cheap Airfares
by Michael McColl
Insider Publications, 1992

World Wide Guide to Cheap Airfares

 

BUSINESS TRAVEL TIPS:

202 Tips Even the Best Business Travelers May Not Know
by Christopher McGinnis
Irwin Professional Publishing, 1994

202 Tips Even The Best Business Travelers May Not KnowOffering much-needed relief for the travel-weary businessperson, this fast-paced, portable reference helps readers master the art of packing, international travel, hotel and airport survival, money management, travel safety, and much more. A perfect resource for anyone who ever has--or ever will--travel on business or plan business travel for others.

The Business Travel Survival Guide
by Jack Cummings
John Wiley & Sons, 1991

The Business Traveler's Survival Guide: How to Get Work Done While on the Road
June Langhoff

The Business Traveler's Survival GuideTravel with confidence that you will be able to handle any communications challenge that might arise while you're on the road. This title shows the skills that every business traveler should master, from setting up a temporary work site to saving money on hotel phone bills. Packed with useful advice, insider tips, and real-life stories and anecdotes, this book is an indispensable travel companion.

Do's and Taboos Around the World for Women in Business
Roger E. Axtell (Editor)

Do's and Taboos Around The World for Women in BusinessInternational business is a traditionally male-dominated arena that has recently seen an explosion in female interest and participation. This book, written by the expert on international business protocol and three co-founders of a cross-cultural consulting firm, tells women the facts they need to know in order to succeed in the international business arena.

Global Business Skills: A Guide For International Business Travelers
Michael Wynne

Global Business SkillsThis guide is the first of a series of instructional products designed to help business travelers develop the skills needed to survive in today's highly competitive global markets. This information will help them deal with cultural differences, and achieve greater international business success.

Please note that this book is not available through Amazon.com and is not being sold by Doctor Travel. It is being sold for $19.95 by the author. Please contact Michael Wynne directly for purchase information.

What They Don't Teach You at Harvard Business School About Executive Travel: Hit the Ground Running
Mark H. McCormack

What They Don't Teach You In Harvard Business School About Executive TravelThe author of the million-copy bestseller What They Don't Teach You At Harvard Business School presents a complete guide for the executive traveler. Packed with advice and insider tips from one who has traveled close to a quarter of a million miles a year for the past three decades, this book is a must for every executive on the go.

EATING OUT

Eating on the Run
by Evelyn Tribole
Leisure Press, 1992

Eating on the RunA national spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association and the food and nutrition editor for Shape magazine helps readers eat nutritiously in spite of a busy lifestyle. Meals that take one minute or less to fix, plus worthwhile brandname snacks, nutritional food items.

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Eat Out, Eat Right! A Guide to Healthier Restaurant Eating
Hope S. Warshaw

Designed for business travelers, executives and people on a restricted diet, a nutrition guide to eating out discusses the calorie, fat, cholesterol, and sodium content of many restaurant foods.

The Restaurant Companion
by Hope Warshaw
Surrey Books, 1995

The Restaurant CompanionApproaching her subject by cuisine--17 in all--Warshaw examines typical menu items from a cook's perspective, noting the virtues and vices in common ingredients and methods of preparation. She then creates five "Model Meals" for each style of fare, suggesting ways readers can tailor their order to achieve their dietary goals.

FEAR OF FLYING:

The Fearless Flyer:  How to Fly in Comfort and Without Trepidation
Cherry Hartman, et al

Thirty million Americans describe themselves as "anxious flyers." For an additional 25 million, the prospect of flying is absolutely terrifying. This book provides useful information on the fear of flying and offers a wide array of suggestions on how to maximize physical comfort and reduce stress and anxiety while flying.
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Flying? No Fear: A Handbook for Apprehensive Flyers
by Adrian Akers-Douglas, George Georgiou

Flying? No Fear

 

Flying Without Fear
by Duane Brown

This well-researched guide helps anxious flyers understand the reasons and physiology of their fears and teaches them how to cope with their anxieties, both before flights and while in the air. As lead trainer for American Airlines' AAirBorn program and leader of fear-of-flying seminars, Brown has the insider's knowledge about the industry to tell readers the truth about the often-exaggerated hazards of flying.

Learning to Fly Without Fear
by Ken Hutchins
Berkley Books, 1990

 

JET LAG:

62 Natural Ways to Beat Jet Lag
Charles B. Inlander, Cynthia K. Moran

62 Natural Ways To Beat Jet LagReaders learn to prepare their bodies before they travel, so they can arrive fresh and ready to go, with this handy guide. It includes information on how to reset the "switchpoint" of your body's internal clock before you leave; a list of what foods to eat and what foods to avoid to ensure a comfortable flight; travel arrangements and seat selections that minimize jet lag; helpful tips on what to do after you arrive; the latest research on light therapy, melatonin and sleeping aids; and much more.

Arrive in Better Shape How to Avoid Jet Lag and Travel Stress
Farrol Kahn

Arrive In Better Shape: How To Avoid Jet Lag and Travel StressWhether you find yourself soaring across the skies for business or for pleasure, this book can help make take-offs and landings much easier. With hints, tips and suggestions from veteran airline personnel and other frequent flyers, you will discover the ideal way to prepare for a long trip, how to readjust yourself on landing, and even what to take to make the flight comfortable and relaxing for you.

How to Beat Jet Lag
by Dan Oren, et al.
Holt, 1993

Jet Smart
by Diana Fairechild
Flyana Rhyme, Inc., 1992

Jet Smart

Overcoming Jet Lag
by Charles Ehret & Lynn Waller
Berkley Publishers, 1987

Author's Comments: If you don't count the several hundred thousand people who have bought this little gem and are following Dr. Ehret's program, this book is the best kept secret around. He and I wrote the book together. (I also wrote the international bestseller Dr. Mandell's 5-Day Allergy Relief System and, modesty aside, am considered one of the country's top nonfiction writers. So, I'm only going to work with the best, most legitimate people. No one has better credentials in the scientific community that Dr. Ehret. He is the world's leading authority on the treatment of jet lag.) The program is easy to follow, makes total sense, and really, really works. So, why not try it. It will make a tremendous difference in how you feel while you are travelling away from home. I DON'T and WON'T leave home without it!!!

MISCELLANEOUS TRAVEL BOOKS:

Fodor's How to Pack Experts Share Their Secrets
Laurel Cardone

Fodor's How To PackReader's Comments: A terrific, helpful, never-travel-without resource. What a find. Not only can I now fit more clothes into less luggage, but my wardrobe all looks as good when I get where I'm going as it did when I left where I was. With so many helpful tips and lists I'll never forget anything again!

Packing: Bags to Trunks (Chic Simple Components)
Kim Johnson Gross, Jeff Stone, Walter Thomas

Packing: Bags to TrunksThis reference and handbook reveals how to efficiently and successfully prepare for every kind of travel--from the commute or picnic to the business trip or extended vacation. For men and women: choosing the best luggage, paring down to essentials, and more.

The Packing Book
by Judith Gilford
Ten Speed Press, 1994

The Packing BookOn Good Morning America, The Today Show, and throughout the media, Judy Gilford is recognized as an expert on how to travel light without feeling deprived. Now, her classic on efficient carry-on travel returns, brimming with new luggage and other products, updated resource information, tips on packing larger bags, and more.

Physical Golf: The Golfer's Guide to Peak Conditioning and Performance
by Neil Wolkodoff
KickPoint Press, 1997

Mupd2nt6.gif (5272 bytes)Physical Golf is the first complete guide on physical training for golf that treats golf as sport, not a game. Golfers are athletes, and Physical Golf is the comprehensive plan on how to train effectively and safely for golf, from recreational golfer to tour professional. Each section contains both the theory and practical information golf athletes seek on physical training for the major areas of strength, aerobic and flexibility training. Extensive other chapters include motivation, injury prevention, golf nutrition and exercise equipment selection.

Traveler's Tool Kit How to Travel Absolutely Anywhere
Rob Sangster, Robert Powell Sangster

Interested in foreign travel but stymied by customs, foreign languages and currencies? This starter kit for beginners tells how to become a savvy world traveler, from handling the challenges of other countries to affording the trip in the first place. Packed with practical advice, this tells how to travel in style.

Traveling with Children and Enjoying It
by Arlene Kay Butler
Globe Perquot Press, 1991

 

TRAVEL HUMOR & STRESS RELIEF:

Compassionate Laughter Jest for Your Health!
Patty Wooten

Compassionate Laughter: Jest for Your Health!There is no doubt... Laughter is good for You! This book provides convincing evidence that laughter is powerful medicine for your body, mind and spirit. Patty Wooten, RN, explains the effects of feelings of well-being on the immune system. She explains the purpose of clowns and jesters throughout history. She provides tips for caregivers, at home and in hospital settings, on how to keep a sense of humor while caring for others. Peppered with hilarious conversations with her clown characters, this book will delight the reader who wants to learn, laugh, and heal!

Dave Barry's Only Travel Guide You'll Ever Need
by Dave Barry
Ballantine Books, 1991

Dave Barry's Only Travel Guide You'll Ever NeedDave describes the dark side of tourism with such comical precision that you'll wonder why you ever bother to leave the safety of your living room. For my money, nobody has ever produced a better snapshot of the Baggage Carousel, "where passengers traditionally gather at the end of a flight to spend several relaxing hours watching the arrival of luggage from some other flight, which comes randomly spurting out of a mysterious troll-infested tunnel that is apparently connected to another airport, possibly in a different dimension."
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Don't Get Mad, Get Funny! A Light-Hearted Approach to Stress Management
Leigh Anne Jasheway, Geoffrey M. Welles

Don't Get Mad, Get Funny!What's the easiest, most practical, and most affordable way to cope with stress? Respond to stress-filled days with the transforming power of laughter. Use this resource to enhance your stress management seminars as you add punch to your presentations and engage your listeners through the power of laughter.

The Healing Power of Humor
by Allen Klein
J. P. Tarcher, Inc., 1989

The Healing Power of HumorAuthor's Comments: I wrote this book after my wife died. Her humor helped me and others get through the difficult three years of her terminal illness. Others have told me that this book has helped them tremendously. It must have... the book is now in its 15th printing. (as of 06/96)

Lighten Up Survival Skills for People Under Pressure
C.W. Metcalfe, et al

Lighten Up: Survival Skills for People Under PressureSimple, everyday techniques show how to stay calm, cool, and creative in a down-sized, stressed-out world that is constantly changing. Based on the author's highly successful workshops for major corporations, this book shows how to see the absurdity in difficult situations and how to take ourselves lightly while we take our work seriously.

When You Look Like Your Passport Photo, It's Time to Go Home
by Erma Bombeck
HarperCollins Publishers, 1991

When You Look Like Your Passport Photo, It's Time to Go HomeThe national #1 bestseller from "the wizard of the ordinary moment . . . always fun to read" (The New York Times Book Review). Bombeck is at her hilarious best in this tour de force of laughs, as she offers advice to world weary travelers. "Classic Bombeck."--Kirkus Reviews.

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You Can't Afford the Luxury of a Negative Thought
by John-Roger and Peter McWilliams
Prelude Press, 1988

You Can't Afford The Luxury of a Negative ThoughtReader's Comments: You really can't afford the luxury of a negative thought, and you can't afford not to read this book. It is the kind of book you can read a few pages of and then walk away from it feeling like you just received a huge dose of positive thoughts. This book has become a bible for me in my quest for positive thinking and laughter. And, I am constantly citing its lessons as I talk to others. It's a book full of energy and great perspective. It isn't impossible for this book to challenge some of your closely held beliefs either!

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RECREATIONAL READING

Need something fun to read on your next trip? Like to keep up with the best sellers? Doctor Travel can help!

For bestsellers, go to Amazon.com's home page and click on "Bestsellers" for Amazon's best selling books, or click on "Featured in the Media" for books that have been reviewed by literary publications.

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TRAVEL RESOURCES


AIRLINE 800 NUMBERS

AAA Air Ambulance   (800) 245-9987
Aer Lingus   (800) 223-6537
Aero California   (800) 237-6225
Aeroflot   (888) 340-6400
Aerolineas Argentinas   (800) 333-0276
AeroMexico   (800) 237-6639
Aeroperu   (800) 777-7717
Air Afrique   (800) 456-9192
Air Canada   (800) 776-3000
Air Europa   (888) 238-7672
Air France   (800) 237-2747
Air Jamaica   (800) 523-5585
Air New Zealand   (800) 262-1234
(ATA) American Transair   (800) 225-2995
AirTran   (800) 247-8726
Alaska Airlines   (800) 426-0333
Alitalia   (800) 223-5730
ALM Antillean Airlines   (800) 327-7230
Aloha Airlines   (800) 367-5250
Alpha Air   (888) 276-1599
America West   (800) 235-9292
American Airlines   (800) 433-7300
American Eagle   (800) 433-7300
American Transair (ATA)   (800) 225-2995
ANA-All Nippon Airways   (800) 235-9262
Ansett Australia   (800) 366-1300
Aspen Mountain Air
(formerly Lone Star)
(800) 877-3932
Austrian Airlines   (800) 843-0002
Avianca Airlines   (800) 284-2622
Aviateca Airlines   (800) 327-9832
Bahamas Air   (800) 222-4262
British Airways   (800) 247-9297
British Midland Airways   (800) 788-0555
BWIA International   (800) 538-2942
Canadian Airlines   (800) 426-7000
Carnival
(now Pan Am)  
(800) 437-2110
Cathay Pacific   (800) 233-2742
Cayman Airways   (800) 422-9626
Chicago Express
(run by ATA)  
(800) 435 9282
China Airlines   (800) 227-5118
City Bird   (888) CITYBIRD (248-9247)
Continental Airlines   (800) 525-0280
Continental Airlines (International)   (800) 231-0856
Conquest Airlines    (800) 722-0860
Delta Airlines   (800) 221-1212
Delta Airlines
(International Desk)  
(800) 241-4141
Delta Express   (800) 325-5205
Eagle Canyon   (800) 634-6377
Eastwind Airlines   (800) 644-3592
El Al Israel Airlines   (800) 223-6700
Finnair   (800) 950-5000
Frontier Airlines   (800) 432-1359
Garuda Indonesia   (800) 342-7832
Gulfstream International   (800) 992-8532
Hawaiian Airlines   (800) 367-5320
Horizon Air   (800) 547-9308
Iberia Airlines of Spain   (800) 772-4642
Icelandair   (800) 223-5500
IslandAir   (800) 323-3345
Japan AirLines   (800) 525-3663
Jet Express   (800) 386-2786
Jet Train   (800) 359-4968
KIWI   (800) 538-5494
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines   (800) 374-7747
Ladeco Chilean Airlines   (800) 825-2332
LAN Chile Airlines   (800) 735-5526
Lloyd Aereo Boliviano   (800) 327-7407)
Lufthansa   (800) 645-3880
LTU   (800) 888-0200
Malaysian Airline   (800) 552-9264
Malev Hungarian Airlines   (800) 262-5380
Martin Air   (800) 627-8462
Mesa Airlines   (800) 637-2247
Mexicana Airlines   (800) 531-7921
Midway   (800) 446-4392
Midwest Express   (800) 452-2022
Mountain Air Express   (800) 930-3030
Nations Air   (800) 248-9538
New England Airline   (800) 243-2460
Northwest Airlines   (800) 225-2525
Olympic Airways   (800) 223-1226
Pan Am   (800) 359-7262
Pro Air   (800) 939-9551
Qantas Airways   (800) 227-4500
Reeve Aleutian   (800) 544-2248
Reno Air   (800) 736-6247
Royal Jordanian   (800) 223-0470
Sabena Belgian World Airlines   (800) 955-2000
Saeta   (800) 827-2382
Saudi Arabian Airlines   (800) 472-8342
Scandanavian Airlines (SAS)   (800) 221-2350
Scenic Airlines   (800) 634-6801
Singapore Airlines   (800) 742-3333
Skywest Airlines   (800) 453-9417
South African Airways   (800) 722-9675
Southwest Airlines   (800) 435-9792
Spanair   (888) 545-5757
Spirit Airlines   (800) 772-7117
Sterling One   (800) 759-7283
Sun Country   (800) 359-5786
Swissair   (800) 221-4750
TAP Air Portugal   (800) 221-7370
Thai Airways International   (800) 426-5204
Tower Air   (800) 221-2500
Turkish Airlines   (800) 874-8875
TWA   (800) 221-2000
TWA International   (800) 892-4141
United Airlines   (800) 241-6522
United Airlines
(International Flights)
(800) 538-2929
United Shuttle   (800) 748-8853
US Africa Air   (703)267-7404
US Airways   (800) 428-4322
US Airways International   (800) 622-1015
ValuJet
(now AirTran)  
(800) 825-8538
Vanguard   (800) 826-4827
Varig Brazilian Airlines   (800) 468-2744
VASP Brazilian Airlines   (800) 732-8277
Virgin Atlantic Airways   (800) 862-8621

 

OTHER TRAVEL RELATED 800 NUMBERS

American Bed & Breakfast Association
1-800-769-2468

American Society of Travel Agents
1-703-739-2782

Best Fares Travel Club
1-800-635-3033

Hotel Reservations Network
1-800-964-6835

Magellan Traveler's Mail-Order Catalog
1-800-962-4943

New Horizons for the Air Traveler with a Disability
Consumer Information Center
Department 608-Y
Pueblo, CO 81009

Society for the Advancement of Travel for the Handicapped 1-212-447-7284

Travel Mini Pack Mail-Order Catalog
1-914-429-8281

 

FEAR OF FLYING RESOURCES

Fear of Flying Help Course

Crash Course
People Magazine, 10/20/97
Page 125-128

Fear of Flying Seminars:
American Airlines AAir Born Program
1-800-451-5106

Fearful Flyers Resource Guide
1-513-871-2746

Pegasus Fear of Flying Foundation
1-800-FEAR-NOT

USAir Fearful Flyers Program
1-412-366-8112

 

MAGAZINE AND NEWSLETTERS

Best Fares Magazine
1-800-635-3033

Consumer Reports Travel Letter
1-800-234-1970

Entertainment Publications
1-800-477-3234

InsideFlyer Magazine
1-800-487-8893

Official Airline Guides and Frequent Flyer Newsletter
1-800-323-3537

Travel and Leisure Magazine
1-800-888-8728

 

TRAVEL STORES

TravelWorks Expert Outfitters
It's where you stop before you go.
2070 N. Clybourn, Chicago
Phone 773-296-9908

TravelWorks stores can only be found in the Chicago area, but they are well worth a stop if you are ever in the Windy City. They even have a couple of airplane seats so you can check out the luggage fitting under the seat or in an overhead.

 

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