Living out of a briefcase has become a way of life for Peter Biddlecombe. In this work, he offers an insight into the strange, bizarre and often hilarious places where business and pleasure meet all over the world. Despite the advent of the "virtual boardroom", the lot of the English businessman abroad is still not a happy one. This book is the fifth in a series of dispatches from all over the world in which Peter Biddlecombe recounts his battles to survive the black magic voodoo of five-star international travel; in which former European footballers of the year open their own high street bank, alcohol-free lager is invented to give the good people of Oslo an excuse to enjoy themselves, and the formation dancing team of the Ukranian mafia can register 6.7 on the Richter Scale. Other titles by Peter Biddlecombe include: "French Lessons in Africa"; "Travels With My Briefcase"; "Around the Word - On Expenses"; and "I Came, I Saw, I Lost My Luggage".