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A resource for independent travellers

At the core of attitude Travel is a country by country guide where you can freely print out the information you need. But it's also an interactive guide which you can use to answer your individual questions. attitude Travel is an independent publishing forum, and there are sections which provide help with learning foreign languages, working abroad and enable access to regionally specific news, timetables and currency rates. attitude Travel also provides highly relevant links to in-depth features and reports from news organisations such as The Economist and the BBC.

Furthermore, we have a comprehensive travel bookshop, a vibrant discussion board at the Travellers' Cafe, and a comprehensive guide to low-cost airlines in Europe.

What makes attitude Travel different from an independent travel guidebook?

• attitude Travel is based on Open Source publishing:: Information for independent travellers needs to be up to date and accurate - all too often the information in printed guidebooks is out of date before it gets published. A guide which is regularly updated by a worldwide community and where anyone who travels can contribute is arguably more useful than one written by two people 18 months previously.
   
• The attitude Travel system is Live:: attitude Travel provides realtime access to currency exchange rates, news and weather as well as access to maps and route finders to keep you on track. News on special travel offers and newly published books will be updated daily.
   
• attitude Travel is a Community: attitude Travel provides an online space for independent travel writers and photographers who want to publish their work and keep the copyright. attitude Travel also provides an online meeting place for travellers who want to join up, share tips, talk about the best book to read on the Trans-Siberian or ask about the best place to stay in Kyoto.

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