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Do people under the age of 55 actually still read Lonely Planet books?

I can honestly say I have never even looked at one. You can usually find more relevant and accurate info searching Google or watching a few YouTube videos on wherever you want to go
 
Agreed, it's right up there with Dungeons and Dragons - go to page 50 if you enter the dragon's lair.....lol.....
 
I considered Lonely Planet my travel bible when I was backpacking in my '20s. I think young backpackers use the lonely planet website.
 
They should as they are fantastic resources and still very much relevant,
 
IanO said:
They should as they are fantastic resources and still very much relevant,
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Google Maps and Trip Advisor are much more relevant nowadays and are updated instantly, whereas Lonely Planet are updated maybe annually. They were a great resources 5 years ago and previous to that, but not so much anymore.
 
A blend of their books and online have served me well on many a trip.
 
Not sure I'd say '2nd best', but paired with the river valley it is quite something for sure.
 
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The municipalities pay for cameras? If so, let YYC go nuts and camera every intersection.
 
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