and choosing where to go, along with suggestions for destinations that are particularly suitable for digital nomads.
Indre Balcikonyte- Huang & Kathy Flower China: Culture Smart! The Essential Guide to Customs and Culture Kuperard, May, PB, £9.99, 9781787028807 This relaunched series has been entirely redesigned, remaining compact in format but with 32 extra pages. A total of 14 titles will re-appear in May and June, including Germany (1787029088), Korea (178702883) and India (1787029002).
Martin Gelin New York for Food Lovers Hardie Grant, August, PB, £12.99, 9781741177138 With over 120 recom- mendations in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, a foodie’s guide to the most interesting eateries in New York, the
culmination of 19 years’ research by its author. Also out in the same series in August, Stockholm for Food Lovers.
Hilary Bradt & Janice Booth Socotra Bradt, September, PB, £14.99, 9781784776770 The first and only guide available to the largest of the four islands which make up the Unesco World Heritage Site of the Socotra Archipelago, part of Yemen, and sometimes dubbed “The Galapagos of the Indian Ocean” thanks to its extraordinary range of endemic species.
Eat Japan: The Complete Companion to Japan’s Cuisine and Food Culture Lonely Planet, September, PB, £12.99, 9781838690519 Covering ingredients and cooking techniques, how and where to experience classic dishes, and local customs and etiquette to be aware of, a guide to
Japan for first-time food- loving visitors. Also out in September in the same series, Eat Italy and Eat Vietnam.
The Rough Guide to USA’s National Parks Rough Guides, October, HB, £19.99, 9781789196290 “Radiant with remarkable photography” and lively destination content, covering everywhere from the Gates of the Arctic National Park in the Alaskan wilderness, to California’s Death Valley, this new guide brings the wonders of US National Parks to life.
Michelle Law Asian Girl’s Guide to the World Hardie Grant, December, HB, £12.99, 9781741177121 Billed as the ideal gift or self-purchase for every Asian woman, this guide includes advice on finding Asian food, solo travel and more, along with general life advice
to help Asian women navigate the world today. Illustrated with “eye- popping” illustrations.
Travel history and nostalgia
Christopher Wright Of Penguins and Polar Bears: A History of Cold Water Cruising Te History Press, March, PB, £20, 978075099578 This comprehensive history of cruising to such locations as the Arctic Passages, Greenland, Iceland, Svalbard and the Antarctic provides plenty of information and inspi- ration for anyone planning a modern-day trip to the polar regions.
Andrew Martin Steam Trains Today: Journeys Along the Lines That Time Forgot Profile, May, HB, £16.99, 9781788161442 In this “delightfully warm exploration of a very British obsession”, Martin
sets off to meet the railway enthusiasts, from Aviemore to Epping, who have lovingly restored heritage services on some of the rural railway lines axed by Richard Beeching’s damning reports in the 1960s.
John G Sayers Secrets of the Great Ocean Liners Bodleian Library, October, HB, £25, 9781851245307 This richly illustrated nostalgic guide to travel by ocean liner covers booking a ticket, choosing a cabin, shore excursions, dining, on-board games, social events, romances and disembarking, as well as wartime voyages and disasters at sea.
Travel inspiration and gift books
Kathryn Ferry Seaside 100: A History of the British Seaside in 100 Objects
Unicorn, March, HB, £14.99, 9781912690848 Taking in sandcastles, sticks of rock, the Jolly Fisherman, Punch and Judy, Blackpool North Pier and many more, this is a sunny compendium of the best-loved features of the British seaside.
Alastair Horne London Amber, PB, March, PB, £9.99, 9781782748755 Just one in this pocket- sized Visual Explorer guide series, which cele- brates locations in 200 photographs along with expert text relating the stories behind the images. The others publishing in March are Scotland, Ireland, Thailand, Norway and Canada.
David Ross Rail Journeys: Photographic Guide to the Most Romantic and Amazing Experiences of Travelling by Rail Amber, March, HB, £19.99,
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