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Dear Globetrotter:
Welcome to the 438th issue of your monthly foreign-travel magazine, the one you help write.
I’ve got lots to report this month.
Dear Globetrotter:
Welcome to the 438th issue of your monthly foreign-travel magazine, the one you help write.
I’ve got lots to report this month.
Dear Globetrotter:
Welcome to the 342nd issue of your monthly overseas travel magazine.
By Deanna Palić (Part 3 of 4. Go to part one.)
As long as I’ve been writing, my passion has been to make Europe accessible. I’ve focused on economic accessibility (you don’t need to be rich to travel) and intellectual accessibility (you don’t need to be a scholar to enjoy Europe’s history and art). But I also want to make Europe physically accessible for slow walkers and wheelchairs users.
With this in mind, I teamed up with Dr. Ken Plattner to write “Rick Steves’ Easy Access Europe,” a guidebook on London, Paris, Bruges, Amsterdam and the Rhine for travelers with limited mobility.
Dear Globetrotter:
Welcome to the 341st issue of your monthly overseas travel magazine.
Going to Europe is exciting, but it can be stressful, too. By arranging a few things while you’re still at home, you’ll greatly increase your chances of having a smooth, enjoyable European vacation.