DNF not an Anthony Bourdain book, more of a travel guide

By now you've probably read a bunch of negative reviews, so no point in rehashing it. Bottom line, this book is disappointing. It was a Holiday 2021 money grab. This book was written mostly by Laurie Woolever. The format is alphabetical by country. With a few pages (sometimes very few) on cities visited. A little intro, a half a page on how to get from the airport to the city, one or two restaurant descriptions, and a word on the accommodations, mostly the outrageously expensive 5-star places Anthony liked, and most of us will never experience. Bourdain's words are in bold blue text, and seem to be taken from his various TV episodes. I guarantee it will leave you wanting more.

“All of us, when we travel, look at the places we go, the things we see, through different eyes. And how we see them is shaped by our previous lives, the books we’ve read, the films we’ve seen, the baggage we carry.”

“All of us, when we travel, look at the places we go, the things we see, through different eyes. And how we see them is shaped by our previous lives, the books we’ve read, the films we’ve seen, the baggage we carry.”