What happened to Lonely Planet?

Sommario:

1. What happened to Lonely Planet?
2. Is Lonely Planet reliable?
3. How often do Lonely Planet guides get updated?
4. Who is the CEO of Lonely Planet?
5. Who owns Lonely Planet now?
6. Is Lonely Planet profitable?

What happened to Lonely Planet?

The Lonely Planet magazine has ceased to operate. The challenges of publishing a magazine in today's media market are numerous, but we remain forever grateful to our loyal readers.

Is Lonely Planet reliable?

Lonely Planet still does a solid job in providing travelers with useful content but it doesn't allow you to plan trips using its app or website. If you are looking for a reliable travel planner to create itineraries by gathering details from multiple sources on the web, we highly recommend Pilot.

How often do Lonely Planet guides get updated?

every two to three years How often are new editions released? As you know, here at Lonely Planet we are constantly trawling the globe to make sure you get the up-to-date information you need. We try to bring out an updated guide every two to three years, with a few unavoidable exceptions.

Who is the CEO of Lonely Planet?

Luis Cabrera (Feb 2019–) Lonely Planet/CEO

Who owns Lonely Planet now?

NC2 Media Lonely Planet/Organizzazioni principali Red Ventures, an owner of digital businesses, has acquired Lonely Planet, a leading global travel media company, from NC2 Media. The companies didn't disclose the deal terms. Skift's “back-of-the-envelope” estimate is the deal is in the $50 million range, likely all cash.

Is Lonely Planet profitable?

Turnover for travel publisher Lonely Planet fell by 5% in 2018, while profit before tax increased by 111% on the previous year in a "solid"... Turnover for travel publisher Lonely Planet fell by 5% in 2018, while profit before tax increased by 111% on the previous year in a "solid" performance for the company.