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MOON FIJI Moon Handbooks give you the tools to make your own choices, with "Everything one needs to know about the islands of Fiji is in this pocket-sized book . . . . The amount of information, timely tips, and interesting asides is really staggering." —Rapa Nui Journal Moon Fiji |
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR DAVID STANLEY
For his first trip across the Pacific in 1978, Stanley bought the longest ticket ever issued in Canada by Pan American Airways. Since then he has returned many times, visiting and revisiting the islands. His career as a travel writer began with the letters he wrote to Bill Dalton and Tony Wheeler, the pioneers of budget travel to Asia in the 1970s. That feedback soon led to guides of his own, published by Avalon Travel Publishing and Lonely Planet. With over a million copies sold, he's still on the road researching guidebooks. Though Stanley has traveled widely and become a specialist on many parts of the world, he keeps returning to his favorite area, the South Pacific. One of the biggest treats for a guidebook writer is meeting people who are using a handbook. David researches his books incognito, and the "Mystery Shopper" approach means he can't always admit who he is, but it's still fun hearing what unsuspecting readers think of his books. Also the author of Moon South Pacific and Moon Tahiti, Stanley enjoys receiving mail from those who have used his guides. His website www.southpacific.org provides contact details. Other travel guides authored by David Stanley: |
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David Stanley has spent much of the past three decades on the road. He has crossed six continents overland and visited 193 of the planet's 245 countries and territories. His travel guidebooks to the South Pacific, Micronesia, Alaska, Eastern Europe, and Cuba opened those areas to independent travelers for the first time.