My website at last: www.CatherineHarriott.com
For British visitors, holiday home investors, and anyone thinking of moving to the Sunshine State.
Orlando Tips for Brits is a unique guide, jam-packed with
useful tips showing you how to make the most of every minute of your Orlando trip
while getting the most from your dollar. Written in an easy-to-read style, this
book covers everything a British visitor needs to know to prevent holiday
culture shock while visiting Orlando, concentrating on the differences between
America and Britain, such as the language and lifestyle distinctions.
As well as fun facts and friendly advice, readers will
discover useful tips on . . .
• Dining in an American restaurant
• Shopping at malls and factory outlets
• Driving on the ‘wrong’ side of the road
• Surviving theme parks in the heat
• Staying at a holiday home
• Investing in a property
All this, plus an Off-the-Theme-Park-Track chapter for
places to just wind-down and relax, as well as a handy translation dictionary,
makes Orlando Tips For Brits the guide for you.
Press
“The U.K. accounts for the most foreign visitors who
come to Walt Disney World. Basically, we built the [Disney] All-Star hotels
with the British travelers in mind.”
Tony
Altobelli, Disney press liaison.
FLORIDA TODAY
“Visitors from the United Kingdom
alone spend $33 million a year in Central Florida.” Rob
Varley, Executive Director of The Space Coast Office of Tourism.
Orlando Tips for Brits is a unique guide, with hundreds of useful
tips (over 200 pages) showing you how to make the most of every minute of your
Orlando trip while getting the most from your dollar. Written in an
easy-to-read style, this book covers everything a British visitor needs to know
to prevent holiday culture shock while visiting Orlando, concentrating on the
differences between America and Britain, such as the language and lifestyle
distinctions.
As well as fun facts and friendly advice, readers will
discover useful tips on . . .
• Dining in an American restaurant
• Shopping at malls and factory outlets
• Driving on the ‘wrong’ side of the road
• Surviving theme parks in the heat
• Staying at a holiday home
• Investing in a property
All this, plus an Off-the-Theme-Park-Track chapter for
places to just wind-down and relax, as well as a handy translation dictionary,
makes Orlando Tips For Brits the guide for you.
Click here:Orlando Tips for Brits at Amazon.co.uk
or in America...
Click here: Amazon.com
ALSO BY CATHERINE HARRIOTT
And it's companion ebook: Sally's Movie Diary
For Amazon.com
Missing in Time
For Amazon.co.uk
Missing in Time
For Amazon.com
For Amazon.co.uk
Sally's Movie Diary
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