Departures: Travel bookshelf
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Your support makes all the difference.This week's best-selling travel books:
1. The Rough Guide to Prague (Penguin, pounds 7.99)
2. The Best Bed & Breakfast: Great Britain 1993 (UKHM Publishing, pounds 8.95)
3. Work Your Way Around the World by Susan Griffith (Vacation Work, pounds 9.95)
4. Cuba: Travellers Survival Kit by Simon Calder (Vacation Work, pounds 9.95)
5. The Rough Guide to Spain (Penguin, pounds 8.99)
6. South-east Asia on a shoestring (Lonely Planet, pounds 12.95)
7. Michelin Green Tourist Guide: New England (Michelin, pounds 7.25)
8. Charming Small Hotel Guide: France and Corsica (Duncan Peterson, pounds 8.99)
9. Western Europe on a shoestring (Lonely Planet, pounds 14.95)
10. The Next Wave: A Survey of World Surfing (Bok Books, pounds 25)
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