In the 154-year history of The New York Times, travel has changed enormously--from wagons pulled by oxen over washboard roads (or no road) to the great ocean liners and celebrated rail lines of the early twentieth century to the bellowing supersonic Concorde and beyond. But whereas conditions and conveyances have been transformed, travel has never lost its potential to be a pain in the neck. This journal could bring about a transformation of its own--in your attitude toward getting from here to there. The New York Times Traveler's journal provides plenty of space for you to record impressions of your sojourns (or anything else you want to write about), and it also offers several unique features that support not only your journaling but your traveling. Included are pages for your itineraries, a detailed checklist of personal items you won't want to leave at home, opportunities to note hotels and restaurants to return to (or not), and a wealth of information for international travel: temperature and measurement conversions, time zones and calling codes, notes on tipping and a percentage chart. There are even a dozen Times crossword puzzles and answers at the back to get you through those inevitable flight delays and sleepless nights. We've also included excerpts from journalism's best source of travel writing--The New York Times--to inspire your creativity and powers of observation. 144 pages with 5 x 7" smyth-sewn embossed hardcover binding in navy blue. ISBN 0-7649-3312-4. See also: NYT's Book Lover's Journal and Restaurant Journal. AA306$14.95 All of our pictures enlarge; click on any picture for a closer look. Text & images protected by copyright. Sign Up for Our Monthly E-mail Newsletter Private list, unsubscribe any time. Home | Customer Service Center | Ordering Information