Looking for Lemons: A Travel Survival Guide

by Lloyd Figgins, Ranulph Fiennes (Foreword)

The rewards you can reap from exploring this amazing planet are incalculable. Every year, more and more of us are discovering the joy, the excitement, the sheer sense of adventure in roaming the world.

But travelling, particularly to the more remote and volatile corners of the globe, can be a dangerous business. If you don't prepare properly - by looking for potential hazards (or "lemons") and learning how best to deal with them - you may wish you'd never started out.

Looking for Lemons is a unique new travel guide and essential reading for anyone planning an overseas trip, whether on business, as a tourist or a gap-year traveller. If you want no-nonsense, easy-to-follow, practical advice on how to recognise the warning signs, how to prevent problems, and how to cope with emergencies (should they occur), this is the book for you.

139 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 12, 2016

About the author

Lloyd Figgins is a travel risk expert, author and speaker. He is a former police officer, soldier and expedition leader who has worked in over 80 countries, including some of the world’s more hostile and remote regions. A Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and internationally respected authority on the subject of travel risk and crisis management, he often provides commentary in the media and makes regular appearances on the BBC, Fox News, ITV and Sky News.

Reviews

[Melanie Windridge]

Practical guide for travelling and minimising risk, but also an enjoyable book with stories to illustrate the advice. A quick and enjoyable read.