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Lonely Planet's 'Amazing Train Journeys'
December 7, 2018
Just In Time: Give A Holiday Gift That Supports Rail Passengers Too!
RailPassengers & Lonely Planet Have Teamed Up To Bring You This Great Gift Idea!
'Amazing Train Journeys'
Experience 60 of the world’s greatest and most unforgettable train journeys, from classic long-distance trips like Western Canada’s Rocky Mountaineer and Darwin to Adelaide’s The Ghan, to little-known gems on regular commuting lines.
'Amazing Train Journeys' is the culmination of asking more than 200 travel writers for their absolute favorites.
Some are epic international adventures, others are short suburban routes along stunning coastline. There are incredible feats of engineering, trains that snake their way through mountain peaks, and even those which have achieved Unesco World Heritage status.
Each profile contains practical information including ticket options, timetables and stops, plus inspiring photos and illustrated maps. 1st Edition (October 2018) - 304 pages.
For 45 Years, Lonely Planet has traveled the globe and produced guides to inform and inspire, with trusted content for every destination and adventure!
'Amazing Train Journeys' is available as a book, e-Book or in both formats at a low combination price.
And your purchase helps supports Rail Passengers Association's mission too! Lonely Planet is contributing 15% of all 'Amazing Train Journeys' sales to Rail Passengers!
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"When [NARP] comes to Washington, you help embolden us in our efforts to continue the progress for passenger rail. And not just on the Northeast Corridor. All over America! High-speed rail, passenger rail is coming to America, thanks to a lot of your efforts! We’re partners in this. ... You are the ones that are going to make this happen. Do not be dissuaded by the naysayers. There are thousands of people all over America who are for passenger rail and you represent the best of what America is about!"
Secretary Ray LaHood, U.S. Department of Transportation
2012 NARP Spring Council Meeting
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