Pay what you want for a goldmine of Lonely Planet travel guides

Tourist on Phone in Airport using travel guides

Travel guides are lifesavers when you’re in a strange country. You have expert insight into the best accommodation, restaurants, and attractions, letting you make the most of your experience.

But man, are those guides expensive. Just one of them can set you back $30 or more.

That’s why today’s deal on the Travel Guide Bundle is a huge money saver. For a price of your choosing, you can get 25 Lonely Planet travel guides and 14 language learning guides.

There are 13 popular destinations covered in this bundle, ranging from Spain, France, and Italy, to China, Russia, and Japan. For each country, you get at least one essential Lonely Planet travel guide and one language guide from Transparent Language.

25 Lonely Planet travel guides and 14 language learning guides.

You’ll know all the hotspots, and have the language skills to speak to the locals.

You pay what you want, and even if it’s as little as $1, you’ll get eight of the guides worth over $600. It’s especially handy if your travels are taking you to Thailand or Vietnam.

If you beat the average price, you get all 39 travel guides. They’re worth over $2,500, but the average price of the bundle at the time of writing was just under $12. Even if you only need one of the guides, it’s still great value.

The average price creeps up every time someone beats it, so get in early to get the best price. Hit the button below to check out the full bundle.

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