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You will need one or more of these plug adapters for your appliances and chargers.
Plug Adapter
USA to Continental Europe
by Samsonite
SIMRAN PLUG ADAPTER
Converts grounded USA plugs to European plug
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Samsonite Grounded Adaptor Plug - United Kingdom, Ireland
To use this with American plugs you'll also need the USA to Continental Europe adapter.
Grounded Adapter
Europe to Switzerland
For charging the batteries of more than one gizmo at a time use this 250 volt universal
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See the next item if you are going to the British Isles.
Surge Protector
Power Strip
6 Universal Outlets
220/240 Volt 50/60Hz
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How To Europe
The Complete Travelers Handbook
by John Bermont
Meet The Author
Table of Contents
All 30 chapters of the book, updated to August 2010, are available on line, FREE.
Updated photographs with captions are available on line for those chapters as noted
"with illustrations."
Readers are invited to write in with questions at the end of each chapter.
I generally answer in a day or two.
The index is not available on line. However something better is built into
each page, a Google.com search box. Use it to find anything on site.
Chapter 1, with illustrations.
What's It All About?
In Europe Travel Like a Native
Chapter 2
On Budget in Europe
Travel Costs
Chapter 3
Passport and Visas for Europe
Identity and Travel Documents
Chapter 4
Flying to Europe
Travel Starts at the Airport
Chapter 5
What to Wear in Europe
Travel Clothes for All Occasions
Chapter 6
Packing List for Europe
Travel Short List
Chapter 7
Luggage for Europe
Travel Light, Travel Light, Travel Light
Chapter 8
Cash, ATMs, Credit Cards, Personal Checks
Travel with Each in Europe
Chapter 9
A Travel Diary of Europe
Notes Supplement Your Photos
Chapter 10
Guidebooks, Maps, Dictionaries
Travel in Europe with a Good Guidebook
Chapter 11
Electricity in Europe
Travel Voltage Fundamentals
Chapter 12, with illustrations.
Photography in Europe
Travel with Your Camera
Chapter 13
Bring a Smile
Travel Europe in Good Attitude
Chapter 14
European Hotels, Hostels, B&Bs, and
Private Homes
Sleep Options for Travel in Europe
Chapter 15
Eating Your Way Through Europe
Travel on Your Belly
Chapter 16
Getting Around Town in Europe
Travel by Bus, Streetcar, Subway, Taxi, Bike, and Shoe
Chapter 17
Riding the European Rails and Waves
Travel Europe by Train and Ferry
Part 1, with illustrations.
classes of service, train tickets, Eurailpass, other rail passes, reservations, official business
Part 2, with illustrations.
finding your station, finding your train, finding your car, luggage, on-board train facilities, eating on the train.
Part 3, with illustrations.
sleeping on night trains, night train reservations, night train facilities,
departure and destination procedures, potpourri, train station facilities.
Part 4, with illustrations.
international buses and ferry services. Sometimes there are no train tracks!
Chapter 18
Driving in Europe
Travel by Car, Van, or Motorcycle
Chapter 19
Communicating as You Travel
Telephone, Mail, Fax, and Email Are at Your Service
Part 1.
Telephoning
Part 2.
Mail
Part 3.
Internet
Part 4.
Telegrams
Chapter 20
Health and Safety in Europe
Travel in Confidence but with Caution
Chapter 21
Working in Europe
Travel for Free
Chapter 22
Moving to and Living in Europe
Travel to the Max as an Expatriate
Part 1.
Moving to Europe
Part 2.
Living in Europe
Chapter 23, with illustrations.
Shopping in Europe
Buy Your Souvenirs, Gifts, and Stuff You Can't Live Without
Chapter 24
Shipping Your Treasures Home from Europe
You Have a Number of Options
Chapter 25
Passing Customs in Europe
Know the Rules When Crossing Borders
Chapter 26
Languages, Numbers, Alphabets
Encounter the Tower of Babel in Europe
Chapter 27
Metric System in Europe
Travel with Grams, Meters, Liters, and Celsius
Chapter 28
Time and Dates in Europe
Travel in a Different Time Zone
Chapter 29
The Weather in Europe
Travel with Your Umbrella
Chapter 30
Melding With Europe
Travel Is Interesting and Entertaining
The Finale
Packing List and Last Call
What You Need to Travel in Europe, All in One Place
"How To Europe: The Complete Travelers Handbook by John Bermont describes the
practicalities of visiting Europe in astonishing detail. Whether you're planning
your first visit or trying to land a transfer to your company's European office,
you'll appreciate his sensible, money-saving advice and his attention to the basics of daily survival."
Mark Kahler
BudgetTravel.About.com
Read the full book review at BudgetTravel.About.com
The original do-it-yourself travel guide to Europe
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470 pages
7" x 10" softcover
345 b/w photos
Last Call checklists
detailed index
© 2003
ISBN 0-940792-69-9
$28.50
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