100 Things to Do Before You Die: Travel Events You Just Can't Miss

…a fascinating and funny collection.– “Modern Bride”

…a title that’s hard to ignore…the events the authors list should keep travelers busy, dodging the bulls in Pamplona, dancing at the Vienna Opera Ball, watching a race for boats made of beer cans or holding their ears at the National Hollerin’ Contest in North Carolina.– “St. Louis Post-Dispatch”

…their book reflects [their] addiction to adventure and adrenaline….fun reading.– “Cincinnati Enquirer”

100 Things to Do Before You Die recommends a lievly mix of standard and off-the-wall enticements.–Harry Shattuck “The Houston Chronicle”

‘This life is a short journey, ‘ Freeman and Teplica observe in this unusual travel guide…Then these authors–both new media travel entrepreneurs–give suggestions for how to do so, in a modest listing of 100 of the world’s wondrous events.– “Library Journal”

The clever tome includes everything from the Paris Air Show to the Pushkar Camel Fair.– “Chicago Sun-Times”

This book offers the how, when, and where of 100 happenings, gatherings, festivals and events around the globe not to be missed.– “Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel”

Title of the year goes to 100 Things to Do Before You Die.– “Grand Rapids Press”