Always Feel A Friend

Embark on a globetrotting adventure with Peter Biddlecombe's "Always Feel A Friend," a captivating travelogue that offers a refreshingly unique perspective on exploring the world. Unlike typical travel writers who leisurely soak in the sights, Biddlecombe, a seasoned businessman, plunges headfirst into over 170 destinations, offering readers an insider's look shaped by the demands and constraints of his professional life. This isn't your ordinary travel guide; it's a collection of insightful essays that blend sharp wit with keen observations. Biddlecombe doesn't just describe the landmarks; he delves into the local cultures, navigating the complexities of business dealings and building relationships in far-flung corners of the globe. He paints vivid pictures of places like Cape Verde, Rwanda, Uganda, Malawi, Mauritius, Samoa, and Fiji, offering a compelling glimpse into the lives of the people he encounters and the challenges he faces. Published in 2004 by Little, Brown Book Group, "Always Feel A Friend" reveals how business travel transforms into a series of personal encounters and cultural immersion. Each destination is a story, a lesson, and a testament to the power of human connection. The book's title is a statement that captures the way Biddlecombe approaches his work, seeking friendship and understanding wherever he goes. His writing invites readers to adopt a similar mindset: that travel is not merely about ticking off destinations but about creating lasting bonds and broadening one's perspective. This collection of travel essays is perfect for armchair travelers, business professionals, and anyone who appreciates a well-crafted story that blends adventure with insightful commentary. Biddlecombes writing has been praised for its authenticity and engaging voice, making "Always Feel A Friend" an unforgettable journey into the heart of global cultures. If you're searching for a travel book that offers more than just surface-level observations, pick up "Always Feel A Friend" and experience the world through the eyes of a businessman with a heart for adventure. This paperback edition spans 400 pages.