is not a new book (2009), but turning to the library intrigued me a lot. Beppe Severgnini writes for the Corriere della Sera "and has worked for The Economist. Since 2007, his journalistic work is distributed by The New York Times Syndicate.
Let's see what it is ...
"On vacation you become what it is: curious or satisfied, or computer fans, methodical or disorganized, almost always funny. Severgnini adds his two historical bestseller many good reasons to visit its places of the heart (Lombardy and Sardinia, Europe and the U.S.) and "Ten special trips." But what you need to know to become "perfect tourists"? This, for example, there are no boring places or travel without a hitch, there are bags that are too light, if you feel "VIP", "elite", "exclusive", away!
The moral? As Beppe says: "Every trip is a show. On second thought, even every traveler. "
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