About the Author With a taste for adventure, Maxwell Fox has always been passionate about one thing: traveling. Ever since he was a little boy he was filled with a unique curiosity and an adventurous spirit that took him along to beautiful and amazing new experiences. From short trips with family to imaginary travels around the world, his wanderlust was his driving force from a young age. He was fascinated by the endless possibilities of new lands, people and ways of life and that is exactly what he looked to discover every time he went on a new adventure. From trying the local cuisine and exploring brand new flavors, to visiting all the important cultural and historical sights, he carefully planned each trip so he could experience each place to the fullest and discover every little corner. What he was after was not the tourist experience but the unique immersion into a new community and a different culture. So what he did was strive to experience each city like a true local. Traveling gave him the opportunity to increase his knowledge and interest in history, culture, art, architecture and language. Through his experiences he sought to improve his skills and become the best version of himself. After his many adventures and life changing experiences, he tried to find a path that would excite him just as much as traveling did. So he thought of what travelers everywhere have in common and what thing brings all his interests together. And that’s how he started his journey through the artful science of cartography. With a formal training in cartography and a unique love for traveling and adventure, Maxwell Fox decided to make it his life’s mission to help fellow travelers around the world have the most amazing experience every time they travel.
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Disappointing
This map is not very useful if you don't already know where to find something as there is no guide at all (eg, street X is located on map Y at coordinates A1). If I want to find the Gimhae airport in the book then I am out of luck. It doesn't seem to be included in the areas selected to publish. If it is, then I don't know where to look for it (see first sentence above). There is some English on the map, but more Korean, so it isn't really good for anyone BUT a local! Also, the font used is tiny. This is a lazy and sloppy production. Don't bother.
