Better Living's Favorite Travel Websites www.citysearch.com Everyone knows citysearch by now, surely the most widely used of all travel websites. www.sawdays.co.uk/ Alastair Sawdays' website targets charming b&b's all over western Europe. www.ricksteves.com. The ultimate website for foreign travel. Everything you need to know including links to transportation tickets and travel tips-even tells you how to get a passport. www.GreekTravel.com- The most comprehensive website on Greece you will find. Written with a humorous and personal tone. www.GreeceFlights.com to book your tickets to Greece and to get help personalizing your itinerary.. www.away.com - A generic corporate site, but lots of good information. www.sallys-place.com The restaurant descriptions are particularly comprehensive and helpful. www.KarenBrown.com Karen's itineraries cover picturesque sites sometimes off the beaten path. A good way to find unique inns and bed and breakfasts. www.Fodors.com- If you don't know Fodors...you've probably never traveled....the Grandfather of travel guides. www.restaurantrow.com Zillions of restaurants all over the globe with members' comments. www.lowestfare.com- hard to use, but the savings are worth the trouble. www.provenceweb.com-detailed information about small provencal villages

Contents San Francisco and the Bay Area Guide to Travel Guides Planning a Trip to Europe: Moreton's Do's and Don'ts A Perfect Day in Charleston A Perfect Day in Atlanta A Perfect Day in Chicago A Perfect Day in Santa Fe A Perfect Day in New Orleans A Week in Provence