South America on 5 Dollars a Day by Arnold & Harriet Greenberg | 1968 Paperback Travel Guide

Explore the vibrant cultures and diverse landscapes of South America with this vintage 1968-69 edition of "South America on $5 a Day." Authored by Arnold & Harriet Greenberg with Larry Hulack, this travel guide offers practical tips and budget-friendly advice for travelers seeking adventure on a modest budget. The cover features a classic image of Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro, inviting readers to discover the continent's rich heritage and natural beauty.
This revised and expanded edition from Arthur Frommer, Inc. provides up-to-date information for the late 1960s traveler, making it a fascinating snapshot of travel during that era. Whether you're a collector of vintage travel literature or planning a nostalgic journey, this guidebook is a valuable resource filled with insights and recommendations.
The paperback format makes it easy to carry along on your travels or display on your bookshelf. Despite some wear consistent with its age, this book remains a charming and informative piece of travel history, perfect for those interested in South American destinations and budget travel tips from decades past.

Details:
Published by Arthur Frommer, Inc., 1968-69 revised edition
Authored by Arnold & Harriet Greenberg with Larry Hulack
Paperback format with color cover image of Rio de Janeiro
Includes maps courtesy of Panama Government Tourist Bureau and Avianca Airlines
Manufactured in the United States of America

Condition:
Cover shows wear with creases and small tears
Pages are intact with some age-related discoloration
Contains handwritten notes on front endpaper