Looks who’s doing it and what’s all the fuss about?

With terror threats abroad, the dollar getting hammered, air travel becoming so difficult and gas prices soaring everywhere, many vacationers are again finding our own country is a great travel bargain; and taking the all-American road trip is a great way to actually relax and reconnect with nature, family and friends as you travel. Live Your Road Trip Dream is a how-to-guide that includes step-by-step information on planning the trip you've always wanted to take, but didn't know how to make a reality. Learn how to take an extended trip for the cost of staying home, written by Carol and Phil White. The book covers Road trip budgets, road trip tips, travel guide information for those wanting to take an adventure.
 
Live Your Road Trip Dream has been heralded as the ultimate road trip planning guide by both journalists and readers alike: Beth Harpaz of the Associated Press calls it "practical and inspirational" Bonnie Neely of Real Travel Adventures dubbed it "the Encyclopedia of Planning",  "[their] book was head and shoulders above the rest" says road tripper Steve Albrecht who planned his trip based on what he learned. Published by RLI Press, the book is distributed nationwide by Midpoint Trade Books. The 288 page, 6X9 trade paperback book has pictures, charts, forms and a generous index to get you moving from the dreaming to the doing in no time at all. With a March release date, your spring road trip story can be brimming with new ideas from Live Your Road Trip Dream's second edition.
 
Phil and Carol White are releasing the second edition of their award-winning book, Live Your Road Trip Dream with updated information on budgets, websites and technology, and new sections for the younger crowd, including information on mid-life sabbaticals, working on the road and "road-schooling" your children as you travel. These veteran road trippers are National Spokespeople for the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association's "Go RVing" campaign, and know a lot about what makes a successful road trip.  If you ask Phil, he will tell you the secret to successful road trips:  "Learning to say 'yes dear' in a very genuine and caring way early in your adventure!"