Family travel myths worth forgetting

Plus: Sweden's secret isle: tracing history in Visby, Gotland, Spotlight on: Botswana adventure safari, Slowing down in the old towns of Sichuan, China ���

Family travel myths worth forgetting Thoughts of long-haul mayhem or overheated little ones holding you back from taking that dream trip? Don't let them. We've debunked the common myths surrounding travel with kids.   forget your fears   Featured titles Travel With Children BUY NOW   The Lonely Planet Kids Travel Book BUY NOW   Where to Go When BUY NOW   See more titles   Read more Sweden's secret isle: tracing history in Visby, Gotland Steal away to the history-steeped Baltic Sea island of Gotland to discover why it's a much-loved if little-known getaway for Swedes. ancient appeal Featured titles Sweden travel guide BUY NOW   Scandinavia travel guide BUY NOW   Europe travel guide BUY NOW   See more titles   Video Spotlight on: Botswana adventure safari In the wide open spaces of Botswana, Lonely Planet Destination Editor Matt Phillips travels from dry salt pans to lush marshland, meeting meerkats, hyenas and elephants on the way. watch now Read more Slowing down in the old towns of Sichuan, China Dramatic scenery and spicy food make Sichuan province a favorite stop for travelers in China – but don't overlook the region's historic old towns. stuck in time Featured titles China travel guide BUY NOW   China phrasebook BUY NOW   The World's Best Spicy Food BUY NOW   See more titles   Where to go in July for 'the journey' Searching for walruses, whales and polar bears in Norway, taking a train through the Australian outback and driving Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way are among the seasonal adventures waiting for you this month. get out there Visit our shop

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Meet a traveler: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Plus: Beauty, beer and break-ups: seven reasons to visit Zagreb, Video of the week, Road tripping New Zealand's North Island ���

Meet a traveler: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau We talked to Canada's dynamic leader about Lonely Planet crowning his homeland as the best place to go this year, insider tips for would-be visitors and what travel means to him.   O CANADA   Featured titles Best of Canada travel guide BUY NOW   Vancouver city guide BUY NOW   Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2017 BUY NOW   See more titles   Read more Beauty, beer and break-ups: seven reasons to visit Zagreb From street art and quirky museums to craft beer and colorful markets, Croatia's often-overlooked capital is brimming with intrigue. COOL CROATIA Featured titles Croatia travel guide BUY NOW   Croatian Phrasebook BUY NOW   Eastern Europe travel guide BUY NOW   See more titles   Video Video of the week With thick swathes of rainforest, abundant wildlife and thundering waterfalls, Si Phang Nga National Park is a spectacular place to embark on a hike. Lonely Planet writer Marika McAdam hits the trails with a local guide from Sarojin, discovering a jungle escape from Thailand's busy cities and beaches. Presented by GoPro. watch now Read more Road tripping New Zealand's North Island Explore M��ori culture, magical caves and mighty surf-ready waves in New Zealand. The best way to see it all? On your own four wheels, of course. KIWI CRUISING Featured titles Auckland & the Bay of Islands Road Trips BUY NOW   Discover New Zealand BUY NOW   Thailand travel guide BUY NOW   See more titles   Read more Meet a traveler: Ed Bartlett, curator and street art aficionado The author of Lonely Planet's new Street Art book gives us some insider tips on where best to experience this blossoming urban art form. STATE OF THE ART See Europe by public transport Embrace the trams, buses and boats that give a more authentic perspective of a city - from Lisbon's classic yellow streetcar to the Venice vaporetto.  gET MOVING    Sponsored by  Lufthansa

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