The 1975-76 Edition Of EUROPE on 10 dollars a day (Used)

Part of Arthur Frommer's pioneering budget-travel series, launched in 1957 as "Europe on 5 Dollars a Day" after Frommer wrote an early version for American soldiers stationed in Germany. As inflation pushed costs up, the title was periodically revised (to "$5 and $10 a Day," then eventually "$95 a Day"), always built around Frommer's philosophy that budget travel — modest lodging, local food, direct contact with ordinary people — gives a more authentic experience than luxury travel.