TEEN BOOKS & OTHER STUFF: #Review One-Two-Go Dubai

Saturday 15 March 2014

#Review One-Two-Go Dubai

One-Two-Go Get This Book!!

This is the second travel book I have read by this Author, and the content of One, Two, Go Singapore was good enough to inspire me to buy the second one. Yet again the book is a detailed and comprehensive guide, and is packed with information designed to make your journey to Dubai a lot easier. From buying a cheaper plane ticket – to the exchange rate for stated Dirham into US Dollars, he leads you by the hand. The book is very much geared to saving you money, and is about getting the most value for your cash, while still experiencing every aspect of Dubai's unbelievably gorgeous scenery, attractions, and monuments. The images are breathtaking and include the incredible Dubai Fountains and Burj Khalifa (the tallest skyscraper in the world).

There are numerous maps to help you locate the various attractions, with prices and the types of transport available to get there. Tips on the best free and paid activities, and those especially for children. Once again he has left no stone unturned and his delivery is easily understandable and methodical covering everything down to the tiniest detail.

If you have never even considered going to Dubai in the first place, the spectacular images in this book may inspire you to gallop directly to your local travel agents and get your ticket booked post-haste. This is an extremely useful and precise tool that will enhance the quality of your trip to Dubai, and is well worth the money. Highly recommended!

Dubai Dancing Fountains.

Burj Khalifa (the tallest skyscraper in the world).
Images similar to those found in the book

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