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Travel Books Worldwide, edited by Peter Manston, is a periodical that reviews some 5,000 travel publications from around the world each year.

Mexico By the Book 1999

Travel Books Worldwide, edited by Peter Manston, is a periodical that reviews some 5,000 travel publications from around the world each year.

Mexico By the Book 1999

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Travel guide reviewer Manston believes over half the tourists from the U.S. are visiting only four Pacific and Caribbean destinations, and books like "Access Guide to Mexico" (Harper Perennial) include "Mexico City and those four towns," he says.

Mexico By the Book 1999

"However much a publisher may want you to think it's given from God, 'all guidebooks are very personal results," says Manston.

Mexico By the Book 1999

Manston estimates there were less than half as many on the market 10 years ago.

Mexico By the Book 1999

Currently, as many as 120 Mexico guides in English are published each year, including new editions, according to Peter Manston of Travel Books Worldwide, a monthly newsletter devoted to reviewing travel guidebooks.

Mexico By the Book 1999

"We essentially do for travel books what Consumer Reports does for cars and toothbrushes," says Manston.

Mexico By the Book 1999

But Manston finds certain sections of the Moon guides to be more thorough than others.

Mexico By the Book 1999