Really useful. Full of quick tips. I liked the information on useful websites most of all. Parts of it are likely only useful to people in the US, but the majorly are definitely relevant across the board.

Was pretty repetitive, especially when it came to power strips, but it had some pretty cool ideas that I will used the next time I travel

Travel Hacks by Keith Bradford is a reference book that you will want to keep close at hand for all of your upcoming adventures, both near and far. I consider myself to be fairly well-versed in the tips and tricks of travel, but there were many suggestions here that I have never before considered, particularly for journeys closer to home, such as car maintenance tips etc. This is a handy guide for any traveller, no matter how seasoned, and I would venture to say that anyone reading these hacks will find something new to add to their travel modus operandi, thereby enhancing the overall journey.

This is a wonderfully beneficial book that I would recommend highly to travellers and adventurers everywhere.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Adams Media for an ARC.