Going Local in Gran Canaria. How to Turn a Holiday Destination Into a Home
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (663 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1904881629 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 244 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Matthew Hirtes was born in Waltham Forest, north-east London in the early 1970s, grew up in the East Midlands, before returning to the capital to study at London University in 1991. His first book, Going Local in Gran Canaria, is a travel guide for the discerning traveller as well as a handbook for those looking to make a fresh start overseas. . So far, this has taken in deputy editorship of The Official Chelsea Magazine and cover
'Clearly, there is something for everyone: both in the book and in Gran Canaria.' Chris Marshall, Telegraph Expat columnist. . 'Matthew Hirtes probably knows more about Gran Canaria than many who were born there.' Louise Parkin, editor Living Spain magazine. 'With a rare depth of insight, Matthew weaves his personal experiences through an engaging narrative to show us a different face to Gran Canaria.' Andrea and Jack Montgomery authors of Going Native in Tenerife
Going Local is an engaging and authoritative guide for visitors and new residents alike." Louise Parkin, editor Living Spain magazine "Going Local in Gran Canaria takes us through the background, history, culture, traditions and people at a steady canter that leaves you much better informed than when you started the book, and with a desire to visit and experience the pleasures and attractions yourself. Covering everything from places to see on your holiday to property advice and career opportunities, G
"Get Ready to Go Local!" according to Tim H.. Expat Matthew Hirtes covers everything from climate to people and their quirks in what is much more than a guide book. All the information you will need to feel confident and knowledgeable on your trip to Gran Canaria.. "Wave goodbye to being a tourist" according to Jennahsn. Having read this book, you'll never be a true tourist in Gran Canaria. It's written in an easy vernacular style that makes you feel you're in the middle of a conversation. Luckily, this conversation is with someone who is telling you all the ins and outs and juicy tidbits that would have taken you fifteen. Delivers much more than the average guide book Lindsay de Feliz I used to be an avid addict of guide books, until I stopped travelling, so I have read more than a few. Consequently, it was a breath of fresh air to read a guide book that delivers so much more than the average.The fact that Matthew Hirtes is married to a lady from Gran Canaria gives the book an authenti