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The fall of Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet was once the Bible of travel. Then Google and social media influencers stepped in and became the new messiahs.
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Rebecca Hall opens Lonely Planet’s Women Travel Solo with a powerful essay on her journey across the seas
Lonely Planet proudly announces the release of Women Travel Solo: 30 Inspiring Stories of Adventure, Curiosity and the Power of Self-Discovery, a captivating collection that celebrates the highs and ...
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Lonely Planet has launched its first-ever dedicated LGBTQ+ travel guide – and it’s a must-have
Published by Lonely Planet, this beautiful coffee table book offers a fresh take on travel, providing readers with a deep dive into over 50 LGBTQ+ friendly destinations. At its core, this book is ...
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The 30 best places to visit in 2025 named by Lonely Planet: Cameroon, Toulouse, Pittsburgh and East Anglia are among the places you MUST explore next year
The destinations are honoured in Lonely Planet's newly released Best In Travel 2025 book It crowns the top ten countries, regions and cities to visit next year The rankings have been curated by ...
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Off the grid: how Lonely Planet lost its way
It almost single-handedly popularized the concept of backpacking. As of 2007, it had sold more than 80 million books. It was so popular it created the "Lonely Planet effect," in which any ...