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The new Crew Guide 2009 is the 5th edition of SAS’ published travel guides exposing the best kept travel secrets personally written by the world’s most travelled professionals.

It lists personal, informed, up-to-the-minute and thoroughly original tips of lovely restaurants, bargain shopping, homely hotels and secret hideaways in 32 world’s great cities that are truly worth a visit.

Fronted by the crew of SAS, backed up by the crews of Air Canada, Austrian, Lufthansa, TAP, bmi and LOT, Crew Guide 2009 shares the best the world has to offer. Whether it is where to sip the best tea in Vancouver, the best tapas in Barcelona, or the most romantic place in Mallorca, these tips can all be found in the new edition of SAS’ Crew Guide 2009.

“A tiny street between Frederiksberg and Vesterbro within walking distance of the city centre. There are plenty of cool shops, a few good restaurants and its well away from the normal, overcrowded, over priced tourist trek.” (Bo Skov L, air steward, SAS about shopping in Copenhagen)

Unlike most travel guide books in the market, it is comprised solely from crew recommendations to create a personal and well-informed feel to the guide.

“The best part is when you order a coffee. They bring you a delicious, traditional almond cake with it, and two small bottles of liquor, all included in the prize. “(Paolo P, first officer TAP about dining in Barcelona)

The first edition was published in 2004 and contained 100 pages of crew tips. It has expanded significantly since its beginnings, with this latest edition comprising of 320 pages of great tips for 32 cities across five continents.

“Walking across the Brooklyn Bridge is a must, so pick up a clear day, or go around sunset to see New York begin to light up fo5r the evening.” (Lauren B, flight attendant, Air Canada about sightseeing in NY.)

Crew Guide 2009 costs EUR15 and can be ordered online at www.sasguides.com

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