Eleventh edition.

Includes over 300 experiences outlined in a wide-ranging collection for the traveller, from lightspotting (lighthouse visiting) to finding the perfect midlife crisis getaway. Listed are the top cities, regions and countries to explore in 2010. That's 30 great places, from the more challenging to the spectacular.

Sixth edition.

A pictorial coffee-table book that illustrates 200 cities in the world as voted by Lonely Planet travelers, authors and staff. This book includes topics, which contain statistics such as population, the age of the city and its local name, urban myths, city origins and the things to see, do, eat and drink.

Thirteenth edition. Updated, includes an increased focus and comprehensive update of Rajasthan - one of the most visited regions in India.

Fifth edition.

Thirteenth edition. Increased focus on exploring off the beaten track, 'hidden' Thailand including new chapters on the 'Deep South'. There are also colour itineraries that focus specifically on themes such as cuisine, wildlife and national parks plus traditional Thai culture.

1000 ideas, places and activities for both travellers and lovers of life lists alike. The guide is wide ranging, entertaining, authoritative, and offers lists of classic experiences as well as more off-the-beaten-track suggestions.

Second edition.

Fifth edition. Includes coverage of Cuba's lesser known gems, such as Cayo Sabinal and Valle de Yumuri.

This full-colour edition highlights the clamour and throng of Lonely's Planet's favourite urban landscapes and is filled with breathtaking photography, perfect for the armchair traveller. Includes its 'Top 10 Cities' feature still identifying the best cities in the world.

Fifth edition.

Eighth edition.

Spain's Travel & Tourism is expected to grow by 4.7 per cent per annum, in real terms, between 2007 and 2016 - (WTTC). This title features easy to use phonetic pronunciation.

Second edition.

Sixth edition. Includes expanded coverage of Midtown Manhattan, the East Village, Harlem, the Meatpacking District, the Lower East Side and Brooklyn.

Second edition.

Second edition.

A pictorial dedicated to travel and the world, capturing almost every country on the planet with photographs and useful text. It combines images that captures the essence of being there.

53.9 million people visited the region of Southeast Asia in 2006, this was up 9.3 per cent vs 2005 - (WTO).