Lonely Planet eBooks $9.99 until Midnight 01/11/2015

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Just received this email from Lonely Planet - ebooks $9.99 until midnight 01/11/2015

Buy Lonely Planet eBooks for desktops, tablets & ereaders

Lonely Planet eBooks are digital versions of our trusted travel guides. You can pick and choose from complete guides and individual chapters, and download them to any device you like. Almost all of our eBooks come in PDF, ePub and Mobi formats - so they look great on everything from Kindles to Kobos, Androids to iPhones, and more.

Available formats are listed on individual product pages, so check these out before you buy. When you buy a Lonely Planet eBook, you will also receive the individual PDF chapter files so you can save, print and transfer the chapters you need for your trip.

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  BlueSkyHarvest on 30/10/2015 - 12:43

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  Some of the big thick Lonely Planet books to pick for the eBook offer are

  Europe on a Shoestring - 1264 pages (budget traveler)
  Europe Travel Guide - 1248 pages (mid-range traveler)
  France Travel Guide - 1016 pages
  Italy Travel Guide - 976 pages
  Great Britain Travel Guide - 1056 pages
  Germany Travel Guide - 816 pages
  IndiaTravel Guide - 1248 pages

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  INFIDEL on 30/10/2015 - 17:51

  For the frugal traveller…
  Libraries often offer digital Lonely Planet guides for loan.

  Some guides are free in deals.
  (eg Australia, Europe on a Shoestring, South-East Asia on a Shoestring, Great Britain Travel Guide, etc in 1 deal last year.)

  Just checked 'Japan' - "just released" (Sept 2015) 14th edition in this deal, 13th free for 3 weeks (can extend) in library (but bound to be updated before my trip). There aren't that many updated details between editions for Japan.

  Borrowed digital copy at start of Christmas trip to Japan, but never looked at it. Handy to have, but rarely read on numerous trips to different countries. Tend to read before trip to help with planning. So could download, read & plan, return, download again at start of trip.

  Book copies of Lonely Planet & other guides are often free at backpackers hostels when you arrive in country. Many ditch them to avoid excess luggage cost. Picked up book version of 'Japan' (13th ed.) last trip.

  Or just buy - $10 is nothing compared to holiday costs ;-)