Tag: Lonely Planet
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Unusual Bathrooms Around the World Including Las Vegas
Lonely Planet has just published an interesting book, Toilet’s A Spotter’s Guide (Lonely Planet / $11.99 / April 12, 2016) which is said to feature over 100 of the world’s most stunning restrooms to remember, from every corner of the globe. This is what they say: Whether it’s a remote toilet island in Belize, a…
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Foodie Alert: Lonely Planet Magazine’s “What to Eat in Seattle”
The latest and second issue of Lonely Planet, the new travel magazine from global travel brand Lonely Planet, hit newsstands last week. This beautiful Spring 2016 issue is full of great articles including: 1. An interview with actor and award-winning travel writer Andrew McCarthy, 2. A handy how-to cruise infographic on how to get the most of on-shore time, 3. Essential family travel…
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JetBlue Adventure to Ecuador
Named as a top destination by Lonely Planet, Ecuador has been high on the bucket list of many travel journalists. In fact, Seth Kugel of The New York Times has recently written a great article about how much he enjoyed his own special trip. The New York Times sent him to this destination as a thanks for…
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Unique Travel Gifts
It’s that time of year again when we find ourselves scrambling around to find the right gift for our favorite travel lover. Here are a few unique suggestions that have come my way: Squeeze Pod: These cute travel toiletry kits are said to be TSA carry-on size and include so many of the things that we could use on a…
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Lonely Planet’s New “Make My Day Series”
I’ve enjoyed reading the Lonely Planet’s guide books that have been written for many of the places I’ve visited including my recent trip to Iceland. The books are not only informative, but they’re also well organized and easy to read. So I was happy to learn about this top travel company’s new guidebook series and…
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Travel Safety: Tips for When You Encounter Dangerous Animals
Spotting wild life on an exotic vacation such as a safari can be exciting. Kate Armstrong of Lonely Planet advises, however, that safety is imperative and offers various tips concerning different types of conditions including: Wildlife tours, Self-drive safaris, and Wildlife walks Click HERE to read the whole story.
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