Lonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet Videos3:45Road tripping on Route 66 is like driving back in timeLonely PlanetHistoric Route 66 is full of hidden gems -- towns that seem frozen in time from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Learn how Route 66 from Arizona to New Mexico inspired Disney's cartoon movie, "Cars."
Lonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet Videos3:41Visit Dubai to see the biggest and best in the worldLonely PlanetDubai is a modern desert oasis that's full of surprises. You can go snowboarding, skydiving, and tour several Guinness World Record sites all in the same day.
Lonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet Videos1:35Four icy activities that will make you love winter in WisconsinLonely PlanetWhether on freezing cold water, snow or ice, these outdoor experiences will have you embracing winter fun in no time.
Lonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet Videos1:30Best in Travel 2021: El HierroLonely PlanetThe quiet island of El Hierro is guaranteed to provide an action-packed vacation for the whole family, whether on land or in the water.
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Lonely Planetflipped into Lonely Planet Videos1:29Japan's largest fireworks festival is a blastLonely PlanetFind out why the Omagari Hanabi Fireworks Festival and Competition has been dubbed the "Olympics of Fireworks." For more detailed info on Japan, get one of our Lonely Planet Guide Books.
Lonely Planetflipped into Latest stories1 day agoWhy this travel writer decided to never fly again - Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely PlanetI’m a travel journalist and I’ve given up flying. It might’ve been the best thing I’ve done – both for myself and the planet. If I knew it was to be my last flight, I would've flown somewhere more remote than Mallorca. Antarctica or Papua New Guinea, maybe: once-in-a-lifetime destinations that …
Lonely Planetflipped into Latest stories1 day agoFriday around the planet: A roundup of inspiration you may have missed this week - Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely PlanetWelcome to Friday Around the Planet, a roundup of some of the travel-related news and inspiration you might have missed over the past week. We’re just days away from the start of June and the unofficial start to the summer holiday travel season. We know for many people it’s been a bit since they last …
Lonely Planetflipped into Latest stories2 days agoTravelers to the USA will now pay 50% more for ESTA fee - Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely PlanetTravelers heading to the United States now have to pay an increased ESTA fee, with the new costs coming into effect today. US Customs and Border Protection (CPB) has increased the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) fee from $14 to $21 (£16.55 / €19.60). It will begin collecting the …
Lonely Planetflipped into Latest stories2 days agoSummer 2022: Lonely Planet travel experts offer incredible tips, insight and inspiration for your summer travel plans - Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely PlanetThinking about going on a big rail adventure through Europe, getting remote in the US national parks or perhaps a luxe visit to the idyllic scenes of the new Downton Abbey film in southeastern France? Well, you're not alone. We polled the Lonely Planet community across our social media channels for …
Lonely Planetflipped into Latest stories1 day agoNew high-speed train will connect Paris and Berlin in 7 hours - Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely PlanetHigh-speed rail travel is continuing to flourish in Europe with a direct line between Paris and Berlin slated to launch next year. French rail operator SNCF said the service could be in operation as soon as December 2023. "It makes sense because we see that people are accepting longer and longer …
Lonely Planetflipped into Latest stories1 day ago7 unmissable museums in Copenhagen - Lonely Planetverified_publisherLonely PlanetIf you’re into art, design, architecture and food, Copenhagen is the place for you. The city hosts numerous world-class museums ranging from prestigious institutes with large art collections to new, niche museums for installation art. In addition to the art they house, the galleries are …
