Camino de Santiago de Compostela

[Peter Robins]

according to La Voz http://www.lavozdegalicia.es/lemos/2010 ... 241554.htm copies of a guide to this route in English are being distributed at Fitur, the tourism trade fair currently taking place in Madrid. I assume this is the English version of the document I referred to in a previous post camino-de-invierno/topic1601.html?sd=d#p28317 The article refers to it as a 'folleto' which makes me wonder whether this is a full-blown guide or simply some sort of introductory leaflet. Anybody actually seen this document?

[ivar]

according to La Voz http://www.lavozdegalicia.es/lemos/2010 ... 241554.htm copies of a guide to this route in English are being distributed at Fitur, the tourism trade fair currently taking place in Madrid. I assume this is the English version of the document I referred to in a previous post camino-de-invierno/topic1601.html?sd=d#p28317 The article refers to it as a 'folleto' which makes me wonder whether this is a full-blown guide or simply some sort of introductory leaflet. Anybody actually seen this document?

This is so hot of the presses that I have not yet seen it. I was in Madrid yesterday and picked up one of these... so I have it at home (not read it yet). I do not think it is a full detailed guide.

I will see if I can get pdf versions all all brochures presented at Fitur for online distribution.

Saludos,
Ivar

[peregrina2000]

I think that you're right that it's a pretty schematic guide. The article in La Voz says it's produced by the Friends of the Camino in the Ribeira Sacra, and their website has a link to a "folleto publicitario," down at the bottom right of their home page: http://www.caminodeinvierno.com/

Nice looking, it's in gallego and castellano. I assume this is the pamphlet referred to. The print is very small on the website version. Laurie