For those adventurous world travelers whose budgets are always short than their audacity, the travel guides published by Lonely Planet are their savior. A backpack on the shoulder, a passport in the pocket, and a Lonely Planet guide book on hand are enough to get them on the journey.
Besides reading travel guides, the avid travelers can also watch several TV series that Lonely Planet produces, and the video clips it uploads to its website, all neatly grouped in six channels: Bluelist, Destination Low-Down, Encounters, Adventure, World Parties, and Travel Tales.
Watching enough of those video clips will not only tempt you to get on the road on a whim, but also convince you that mastering another language is an equally rewarding experience.
