Travel Websites
Not sure where you want to travel to? Only know that you need to go? Try browsing one of these sites to get a taste of what's out there!
- BBC - TravelTravel guides, tips and articles from experts at the BBC.
- Rick Steves' Europe Through the Back DoorFor 30 years Rick Steves has taught smart European travel. This website — like his guidebooks, TV series and radio program — is dedicated to exactly that.
- Wikitravel Wikitravel is a project to create a free, complete, up-to-date, and reliable worldwide travel guide. So far we have 18,331 destination guides and other articles written and edited by Wikitravellers from around the globe.
- Fodor'sExplore destinations, find travel news, get travel tips, read reviews, and more. Plan your trip online with Fodor's.
- About.com TravelGet reviews of hotels, nightlife, restaurants, museums, shopping and things to do in the best vacation spots around the world.
- Go NOMAD.comGONOMAD specializes in alternative travel and guides to unusual travel destinations. Inspiration and links to plan your trips.
- Lonely PlanetTravel advice, tips and destination information to inspire you.
- Frommer's
New York Times Travel
The New York Times has whole section devoted to travel. Search for destination guides, reviews, and articles written and compiled by one of the nation's leading news sources. Here are some headlines from the Travel RSS feed to give you an idea of what this website has to offer:
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Philly.com Travel
The Philadelphia Inquirer also has a travel section. Destination guides, reviews, shore travel, a Philadelphia Visitor's Guide, and travel articles are available. Some enjoyable destinations are reachable on a tank of gas or less; see which rated the highest by readers in Destinations One Tank Away.
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Travel Guidebooks
The Burlington County Library System has a large collection of travel guides that you can check out to help you plan your trip. We own series such as Fodors, Frommers, Mobile, Lonely Planet, and Insider's Guide. For example:
Do you want to know which airline seats are the best and worst? How you can vacation in a lighthouse, a monastery, or even a converted prison? Which countries require you to get visas before you visit? Or won’t let you in even if you have a passport? Which airlines are the worst "bumping" offenders? How you can avoid hidden fees? The Complete Travel Detective Bible offers up answers to these questions and much more. Everything is cross-referenced and each chapter is filled with useful charts, lists, and diagrams, making for an easily accessible format.
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