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1. BBC Worldwide acquires Lonely Planet: BBC Worldwide acquires Lonely Planet BBC Worldwide, the commercial arm of the British Broadcasting Corporation, has acquired Lonely Planet. The privately owned business is being sold by Tony and Maureen Wheeler, who founded the company in 1972, and John Singleton who became a shareholder in 1999.. Lonely Planet publishes around 500 titles including specialist activity guides, shoes

2. Lonely Planet Audio Phrasebooks available for iPhone and iPod touch: Lonely Planet Audio Phrasebooks available for iPhone and iPod touch. Lonely Planet’s Audio Phrasebooks for iPhone and iPod touch are now available for sale on the Apple App Store in all territories, providing travellers with mobile access to Lonely Planet's phrasebook content in 10 languages.

3. LAN Airlines Partners Lonely Planet: LAN Airlines Partners Lonely Planet. LAN Airlines, one of the leading airlines in South America, and Lonely Planet, a leading travel content provider, have signed a five-year agreement that will see LAN Airlines license content from Lonely Planet to promote tourism in South America and worldwide.

4. Lonely Planet partners Expedia and Hostelworld.com: Lonely Planet partners Expedia and Hostelworld.com. The new service provides travellers with tens of thousands of author reviews and recommendations written by Lonely Planet’s 360 authors around the world. From backpacker hostels in Adelaide to boutique designer hotels in Zurich, travellers can evaluate properties and book securely online with Expedia and Hostelworld.com.

5. Mobile Travel Tips with Optus Mobile and Lonely Planet: Mobile Travel Tips with Optus Mobile and Lonely Planet. Optus Mobile launches content partnership with Lonely Planet Publications.

6. Lonely Planet Survey reveals Travellers Interest in Sustainable Travel Options: Lonely Planet Survey reveals Travellers Interest in Sustainable Travel Options. Lonely Planet's annual Travellers' Pulse survey, which polled over 24,500 people worldwide, showed 84% of respondents said they would consider offsetting their emissions in the future, where only 31% had done so in the past. One of the strongest changes for the future was in volunteering. A huge 79% of

7. Lonely Planet's Top Destinations in Asia 2017: Lonely Planet has published its 2017 Best in Asia list – a collection of the continent’s 10 best destinations to visit in the year ahead. For this second-annual Best in Asia list, Lonely Planet’s in-house Asia experts have named “blissfully well-connected” yet “underrated and relatively crowd-free” Gansu, China as the number-one destination; while the urban scene South of Tokyo, Ja