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Triumph Dining Guide


fides

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fides Newbie

hello,

this summer I'll travel to california (Bay Area, Monterey, LA and San Diego). I read about the Triumph Dining Guide. can I get this in a bookshop in san fancisco? is it really worth buying?

i can't order online, because i live in switzerland.

thanks for your help

fides


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I have an older version and I have used it quite frequently....a wise choice.

Can you have it delivered to a US Contact? or Hotel? I have not seen it in bookstores, but perhaps it can be ordered for you.

Here is a listing for some California contacts. They can advise.

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Happy travels!

tarnalberry Community Regular

they don't say that they can't ship internationally, so you may well still be able to order online. if you use a credit card, it will do the currency conversion for you. my husband and I have purchased things from companies based in other countries online and had them shipped a few times, and it works fine. if you're uncertain about the shipping, email them.

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