Neil Hutchison

Money Number One (Fool in Paradise, #4) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Enter Pattaya with your eyes wide open, not like a lamb to the slaughter. The original guide to Pattaya by Neil Hutchison, author of A Fool in Paradise. From landing at Bangkok airport through to going home again, everything is covered. From hotels to entertainment, from motorbike taxis to Baht buses, from beer bars to go go bars, and from bar hostesses to freelancers, you will find it in this book. And most of all find out how the Thai entertainment workers think about their visitors.

Or as Neil says:

"The politically correct single man's survival guide to the adult entertainment of Pattaya, Thailand."

What others say:

"A must for male visitors to the Land of Smiles." Bernard Trink (Bangkok Post)

"A fun read with an important message. ... I would recommend that the single male, with fire in his heart and conflagration in his jocks should study the book before having his first beer. He will save more than the price of the book. ... Should be incorporated in the price of incoming plane tickets and made compulsory reading." Lang Reid (Pattaya Mail)

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Proglen
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. Mai 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9786169082569
• Artikelnr.: 72712005

Autorenporträt

Born of poor but humble parents in the former British colony of Australia, Neil was educated at an all-boys Grammar School, which kind of explains his adult infatuation with women. His early career was unremarkable, and it just went downhill from there. It wasn't until he hit rock bottom, standing alone in the pouring rain on a congested Manila street trying to attract the attention of a suicidal jeepney driver, that fortune smiled and led him to Thailand where he found the most interesting people, the best food and the most beautiful women he had ever seen. What followed was a long, slow and sometimes costly learning experience which, even after a decade, is still a work in progress.