Vadas Zsuzsa - Hátizsákomban a glóbuszom

Journalist Zsuzsa Vadas has been traveling the world for more than 60 years. He traveled through Africa, Asia, America and Europe. He felt good in the company of the Maasai, he lived among the leafy trees of the primeval forests, in an igloo, or in the most elegant luxury hotels. He traveled the German fairy-tale route, saw the now-damaged monuments of the Middle East, sledded with gorals, rode in a horse-drawn carriage in the mountains, and swam in the endless ocean. In his book, he not only gives tips on how to travel the world, but also on how to visit areas that are still unknown and less visited by tourists. It takes us to Panama, one of the cheapest and most extravagant countries in America, to the undiscovered mountains of Albania and its increasingly beautiful beaches. It will introduce you to the customs and culture of the Mayans. We can accompany you to Uzbekistan, Cőte d'Azur, Monte Carlo, Kenya and the United States. It presents the special treasures of Israel, Jordan, Egypt and Syria. We get a taste of the masterpieces of Russian, British, Italian and French cuisine. Zsuzsa Vadas has been a permanent employee of Nők Lapja since 1991. After his first writing about his travel experiences, Úti dilik, and his book about his 50-year career as a journalist, Tuti dilik, his long-awaited third volume is finally here, which guides us around the globe.