When Connie Emerson's low-budget guide to Paris was first published, it quickly sold out. Now she has revised her book, based on recent visits to the French capital.She proves that the term Paris bargain need not be an oxymoron. Though the City of Light has a deserved reputation for being one of the most expensive locations m the world, it can be a cost-cutter's delight. Hotel rooms go for far less than established rack prices to people who take advantage of special promotions. This also applies to airline reservations, car rentals, or even restaurants. Charming and reasonably priced bistros dot every corner of this remarkable city.Included in The Cheapskate's Guide to Paris is sound advice on shopping, places of interest, senior citizen discounts, and places to entertain children (many free). The book includes a travel companion, enabling visitors to find the best and most effective inner city guide for the Metro or the bus.The Cheapskate's Guide to Paris is an invaluable resource that shows travelers how to get the best value for their francs.