Departures: Travel bookshelf

Friday 16 April 1993 23:02 BST

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This week's best-selling travel books:

1. The Japanese (Viking, pounds 15.99) by Joe Joseph

2. Jordan & Syria: Travel Survival Kit (Lonely Planet, pounds 5.95)

3. Discount Air Fares A-Z (Atlas Publishing & Media Int, pounds 3.99)

4. Cuba: Travellers Survival Kit (Vacation Work, pounds 9.95)

5. Granta 42: Krauts (Penguin, pounds 6.99)

6. Within Tuscany (Penguin, pounds 6.99) by Matthew Spender

7. Stalin's Nose (Flamingo, pounds 5.99) by Rory Maclean

8. London Restaurants (Harden, pounds 6.95)

9. The Tropical Traveller (Penguin, pounds 7.99) by John Hatt

10. Danziger's Adventures (Fontana, pounds 7.99) by Nick Danziger

Information from: The Travel Bookshop, 13 Blenheim Crescent, London W11 2EE (071-229 5260).

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