Departures: Travel bookshelf
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Your support makes all the difference.This week's best-selling travel books:
1. The Courier Air Travel Handbook (Spectrum, pounds 6.99) by Mark Field
2. Prague: The Rough Guide (Penguin, pounds 7.99) by Rob Humphreys
3. France By Bike (Cordee, pounds 9.95) by Karen & Terry Whitehill
4. Blue Guide to Corsica (A & C Black, pounds 9.99) by Roland Grand
5. A Bike Ride: 12,000 miles around the world (Virgin, pounds 6.99) by Anne Mustoe
6. South-east Asia on a Shoestring (Lonely Planet, pounds 12.95)
7. London Observed: Stories & Sketches (Flamingo, pounds 5.99) by Doris Lessing
8. Green Tourist Guide: New England (Michelin, pounds 7.25)
9. A Traveller's Companion to Central Asia (John Murray, pounds 16.99) by Kathleen Hopkirk
10. The Way of Saint James: A Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela (Pavilion, pounds 9.99) by James Bentley
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