Departures: Travel bookshelf

Saturday 20 February 1993 00:02 GMT

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Last week's best-selling books:

1. Jordan & Syria: a travel survival kit (Lonely Planet, pounds 5.95)

2. Sri Lanka: a travel survival kit (Lonely Planet, pounds 5.95)

3. The Rough Guide to Morocco (Penguin, pounds 7.99)

4. Mexico & Central America Handbook (Trade & Travel Publications, pounds 13.95)

5. Dragon Apparent by Norman Lewis (Eland Books, pounds 7.99)

6. Alternative Moscow: Seventh Edition (Institute for Social Inventions, pounds 4.95)

7. The Lost Continent (Abacus Sphere, pounds 5.99) by Bill Bryson

8. Antiquities of Jordan by G Harding (Lutterworth Press, pounds 10.95)

9. Cadogan Guide to Prague (Cadogan, pounds 9.95)

10. India: a travel survival kit (Lonely Planet, pounds 13.95)

Information supplied by the Travel Bookshop, 13 Blenheim Crescent, London W11 2EE (071-229 5260).

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