Reviews
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It is true that overseas travel has become freer and easier compared to the past. (Although this does not apply to everyone), we often hear news reports that many people are heading abroad during extended holidays, even outside of peak vacation seasons, thanks to the implementation of substitute holidays. Among them, married couples tend to put more thought into their honeymoons and plan them carefully, even if it means stretching their budget a bit. *The Honeymoon Project* will provide useful
For someone like me who loves any place in Europe, the Honeymoon Project appealed to me with a whole new charm. The idea of small European towns made this book a must-read. Having truly fallen for the allure of Europe—ranging from France, Switzerland, Germany, and the Czech Republic to Iceland and Slovenia—I felt that even if a world tour was too much, I wanted to at least travel around the European continent. Moreover, these were small towns where I could enjoy a peaceful time. Not the big
The European cities featured here are places not found in other travel books. While many typically think of Guam, Hawaii, Phuket, Boracay, or Cebu when considering a honeymoon, the selection of 30 lesser-known small European towns—places you'll want to keep all to yourself—was a refreshing change. Why Europe, of all continents? Looking at the photos, you understand why. For one thing, the photos turn out beautifully, and they allow you to create a romantic atmosphere. Personally, I thought
To be honest, I hadn't thought much about marriage. I know I would get a lot of nagging from those around me if I said this, but since marriage isn't a particularly important part of my life yet—and frankly, it’s not something I think about deeply at all—a honeymoon felt even more distant to me. Even for places famous for honeymoons like the Maldives, while I want to travel there, the honeymoon feels so far out of reach that I even considered going on a family trip instead. However, even though
True to its title, the book was so charming and pretty. Honestly, even though my wedding is in September, I’m looking forward to the honeymoon the most, haha. I think it’s the highlight of the wedding. Actually, the main reason I bought this book was more for other reasons than for the honeymoon itself: 1) I have a trip to France with my mother planned for August, and 2) I was at a loss as to where to go for a vacation after the wedding. This is because I had already decided on a rental car
Honeymoon Project... A guidebook for two for a romantic couple's trip! This book introduces the BEST 30 small towns in Europe. I am preparing for my wedding in October, which is why I read this book. Ever since I was young, I had envisioned Hawaii or Europe for our honeymoon. Since the small towns featured in this book are somewhat far away and the travel itineraries aren't very long, it seems like a good option for those who want to choose one place and leisurely explore it alongside a major
Honeymoon Project~ It has a slightly different feel from typical honeymoon travel books. It is filled with travel tips for small, intimate trips and sweet moments just for newlyweds, making me look forward to the trip the entire time I was reading it, thinking, "If not now, when?" As I looked through the book, I checked off the places I plan to visit for my honeymoon, and it really made me want to go there. It is a great book, highly recommended.
-Writing a note after a long time- I’ve been looking through various books while preparing for my first overseas trip, and this is exactly the style I wanted. The information is presented like a diary. For now, I’ve only picked out the cities in the countries I want to visit to read about. The list keeps growing as I look through it... It’s so full of things I want to do with my boyfriend that I’m having trouble deciding lol. Since it looks like we’ll end up going to Paris, I’m likely to choose
I hastily wrote a review after reading up to page 23 last time... but I put the book aside and am writing this review again today after reading up to page 63. I have absolutely no intention of deliberately nitpicking to disparage the author. I purchased and am reading this book because I judged it to be a good one. However, as I mentioned in my previous review, I was very puzzled on page 21 when the author described buying jam in France and stated that one could buy it for 5 dollars in France,
Go Seo-ryeong et al.: Honeymoon Project
According to a survey, "various places in Europe" took the top spot as the number one travel destination people want to visit with their loved ones. Europe is filled with legendary sites for making vows, honeymoon spots for celebrities, vacation destinations for the top 1%, and landscapes where every shot looks like a magazine cover. While anywhere would be fine as long as you are with them, for those seeking the most romantic destinations on earth, *The Honeymoon Project* has carefully selected and introduces 30 small European towns that will create special memories.
Korean title: 허니문 프로젝트
Korean author: 고서령 외
Korean publisher: 중앙북스
ISBN-13: 9788927807681
Reviews
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It is true that overseas travel has become freer and easier compared to the past. (Although this does not apply to everyone), we often hear news reports that many people are heading abroad during extended holidays, even outside of peak vacation seasons, thanks to the implementation of substitute holidays. Among them, married couples tend to put more thought into their honeymoons and plan them carefully, even if it means stretching their budget a bit. *The Honeymoon Project* will provide useful
For someone like me who loves any place in Europe, the Honeymoon Project appealed to me with a whole new charm. The idea of small European towns made this book a must-read. Having truly fallen for the allure of Europe—ranging from France, Switzerland, Germany, and the Czech Republic to Iceland and Slovenia—I felt that even if a world tour was too much, I wanted to at least travel around the European continent. Moreover, these were small towns where I could enjoy a peaceful time. Not the big
The European cities featured here are places not found in other travel books. While many typically think of Guam, Hawaii, Phuket, Boracay, or Cebu when considering a honeymoon, the selection of 30 lesser-known small European towns—places you'll want to keep all to yourself—was a refreshing change. Why Europe, of all continents? Looking at the photos, you understand why. For one thing, the photos turn out beautifully, and they allow you to create a romantic atmosphere. Personally, I thought
To be honest, I hadn't thought much about marriage. I know I would get a lot of nagging from those around me if I said this, but since marriage isn't a particularly important part of my life yet—and frankly, it’s not something I think about deeply at all—a honeymoon felt even more distant to me. Even for places famous for honeymoons like the Maldives, while I want to travel there, the honeymoon feels so far out of reach that I even considered going on a family trip instead. However, even though
True to its title, the book was so charming and pretty. Honestly, even though my wedding is in September, I’m looking forward to the honeymoon the most, haha. I think it’s the highlight of the wedding. Actually, the main reason I bought this book was more for other reasons than for the honeymoon itself: 1) I have a trip to France with my mother planned for August, and 2) I was at a loss as to where to go for a vacation after the wedding. This is because I had already decided on a rental car
Honeymoon Project... A guidebook for two for a romantic couple's trip! This book introduces the BEST 30 small towns in Europe. I am preparing for my wedding in October, which is why I read this book. Ever since I was young, I had envisioned Hawaii or Europe for our honeymoon. Since the small towns featured in this book are somewhat far away and the travel itineraries aren't very long, it seems like a good option for those who want to choose one place and leisurely explore it alongside a major
Honeymoon Project~ It has a slightly different feel from typical honeymoon travel books. It is filled with travel tips for small, intimate trips and sweet moments just for newlyweds, making me look forward to the trip the entire time I was reading it, thinking, "If not now, when?" As I looked through the book, I checked off the places I plan to visit for my honeymoon, and it really made me want to go there. It is a great book, highly recommended.
-Writing a note after a long time- I’ve been looking through various books while preparing for my first overseas trip, and this is exactly the style I wanted. The information is presented like a diary. For now, I’ve only picked out the cities in the countries I want to visit to read about. The list keeps growing as I look through it... It’s so full of things I want to do with my boyfriend that I’m having trouble deciding lol. Since it looks like we’ll end up going to Paris, I’m likely to choose
I hastily wrote a review after reading up to page 23 last time... but I put the book aside and am writing this review again today after reading up to page 63. I have absolutely no intention of deliberately nitpicking to disparage the author. I purchased and am reading this book because I judged it to be a good one. However, as I mentioned in my previous review, I was very puzzled on page 21 when the author described buying jam in France and stated that one could buy it for 5 dollars in France,
