Are there any websites with sample travel itineraries that are searchable by country?
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Websites with travel itineraries?
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That's a good idea. I will pass it along to the Grand Poohbah.
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quote:Originally posted by MercutioMike:
Are there any websites with sample travel itineraries that are searchable by country?
This is a feature BootsnAll should have.
Sorry, I don't like that idea at all.
To me, planning an itinerary and doing it in my own is half of the fun that travel is.
It's quite disheartening already, seeing people "doing" the same places, routinely, as prescribed by LP guide books.
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I meant to say:
To me, planning an itinerary and doing it in my own way is half of the fun that travel is.
To me, planning an itinerary and doing it in my own way is half of the fun that travel is.
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quote:Originally posted by moniak:quote:Originally posted by MercutioMike:
Are there any websites with sample travel itineraries that are searchable by country?
This is a feature BootsnAll should have.
Sorry, I don't like that idea at all.
To me, planning an itinerary and doing it in my own is half of the fun that travel is.
It's quite disheartening already, seeing people "doing" the same places, routinely, as prescribed by LP guide books.
Well then don't check out the itineraries then
To each their own.
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The first few pages of a Lonely Planet have those...
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quote:Originally posted by Madhu:
The first few pages of a Lonely Planet have those...
Yes but on a RTW if you bought a lonley Planet for each country they would cost almost as much as the trip
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Bump. Hey Static what is happening with this idea?
I think it could be good if you had several itineraries per country all submitted by different people. I would be happy to contribute one for the UK.
I think it could be good if you had several itineraries per country all submitted by different people. I would be happy to contribute one for the UK.
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Heck, I dunno. Ask Jessie.
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While that's rather the exaggeration, if what you're looking for is suggested itineraries, the LP website has all the first chapters available online for free. Just browse through their e-book store, and download the first chapters for the countries you're interested in.quote:Yes but on a RTW if you bought a lonley Planet for each country they would cost almost as much as the trip Big Grin
Not something I would use either, but I can see the appeal.
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They don't have the European guides though.
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Oh. Well that's stupid, I hadn't realised.
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quote:Originally posted by busman7:
Yes but on a RTW if you bought a Lonely Planet for each country they would cost almost as much as the trip
Not necessarily. In many South-East Asian countries you can get really cheap (4-5 US dollars) good copies of the LP guides. And in every country on the backpacker highway you'll be able to pick up cheap second-hand LP guide books from hostels and bookshops in the hostel areas.
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