Following World War II, two new names emerged which combined European and American views on worldwide journey. Eugene Fodor, a Hungarian-born writer of journey articles, who had emigrated to the United States before the struggle, wrote guidebooks which introduced English-reading audiences to continental Europe. Both authors’ guidebooks became the foundations for in depth series, finally covering destinations around the world, together with the United States. In the a long time that adopted, Let’s Go, Lonely Planet, Insight Guides, Rough Guides, and a wide variety of similar travel guides had been developed, with varying focuses. As a end result, the two editors of Baedeker’s English-language titles left the company and purchased the rights to Murray’s Handbooks.

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