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Free Lonely Planet City Guides for USA until 4 February



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VintageKrug - 02/02/2011 13:19 GMT

For those who travel in the USA, Lonely Planet is throwing free City Guide apps:

USA -

Boston Chicago Las Vegas Los Angeles Miami New York City New Orleans San Francisco Seattle Washington DC

CanadiaLand -

Toronto Vancouver

At £3.49 each normally, via the App Store/iTunes

Free from 6pm PST on Tuesday, February 1st to 6pm PST Friday, February 4th 2011 - due to the snowstorm!


Potakas - 02/02/2011 15:04 GMT

Thanks VK!


Kaicat75 - 02/02/2011 17:19 GMT

thanks VK


JordanD - 03/02/2011 11:07 GMT

Thanks VK. A shame that Lonely Planet have no redesigned the guides for the Pad, as they are iPhone sized only.


maxmcgeorge - 06/02/2011 04:26 GMT

LP might be offering free guides, but you might wish to purchase a flask of Sifta Sam salt to go with them. They are so often outdated, inaccurate and unreliable that those of us who spend a fair amount of our time in the more colourful parts of the world, and refer on occasion to Mr. Wheeler's progeny, have come to refer to Lonely Planet as Looney Planet.

To be fair, however, they are less out of touch with reality than the bizarre musings of the South America Handbook, which bear about as close a relationship to reality as Chatwyn's "In Patagonia", a source of much amusement to the people of Rio Negro and beyond.

Persons of Business Traveller status would be well advised to refer to Fodor guidebooks, not least for their coverage of the US.






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