Cristiano Nogueira
A tip from a professional travel writer & author
Rio For Partiers is what I have focused the last 11 years of my life on.
And more important than making a living as an author, is knowing that my readers are returning home thinking “Best trip EVER!”
“Winging it” in a large city like Rio doesn`t work.
Attractions are a far apart. Things can be expensive. There is lots of crud amongst the jewels. If you use the “let`s check it out, if it sucks, we’ll go somewhere else” attitude, I am sorry to say, you are bound to spend tons on cabbing your way around town, and eating crappy meals.
Or you might just give up. Or show up to a club on a dead night, which can trigger conflict with your travel mates and put people off.
The problem with the free online travel guides
Sure, there are plenty of free travel guides on the web. The problem with most of them are:
1. They are tend to be short, covering the basics that all the others cover.
2. They are out-dated.
3. There are tons of them... who has the time to read and sift through them all?
What a published, robust travel guide like Rio For Partiers offers is a cohesive sequence of tips and suggestions on where to go from the beginning of your trip to the end.
One north, so you won`t get lost. One clock, so you know what time it is.