Get these guidebooks to help you plan your next trip better

Hey ConvenienceBigs,

Over the last few years, I've been publishing detailed travel guides to my favorite cities and countries around the world.

These digital guides represent my philosophy on what guidebooks should be: straight to the point, highlighting budget activities and ways to save money while sharing some history, practicalities and cost information, unique and non-touristy places to eat and drink, and suggested itineraries.

They are meant for the intrepid budget traveler looking to get off the beaten path. They remove the impractical fluff I see in print guidebooks and are a culmination of ten years in the travel industry and talking to thousands of travelers about what they like and don't like about guidebooks.

You find all the essential information you need to have a rich and authentic experience on your trip, including:

• In-depth ways to save money
  
• Suggested budgets
  
• Suggested itineraries and day trips
  
• Things to do and see (with a focus on budget and offbeat attractions)
  
• Nightlife options
  
• Recommended places to eat on a budget
  
• Recommended places to sleep, including family friendly options
  
• Practicalities (business hours, transportation, emergency information, visa guidelines, best times to go, etc, etc.)
  
• A history section (you can't know about the place you're visiting if you don't know its past!)
  
• Maps (so many maps!)
• Book and movie suggestions
  
• Information on how to get a local phone / SIM card

Here are the guides. Just click on the image to find out more! They are available for your Kindle or as a PDF and, once you download it, it's yours for life. It's like having me in your pocket with you on the road!

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While I have a lot of information on each of these places on the blog, these guides go into a level of detail and include added tips, advice, itineraries as well as practicalities, maps, transportation info, and visa rules that I don't talk about on the website.

If you're headed to one of these destinations, pick up a guide to help you plan your trip. It will definitely make things a lot easier and less stressful!

If you have any questions, let me know! I'm always happy to help!

Sincerely,

Nomadic Matt

P.S. - Leaving soon? Use the links below to book your trip:

• Get your flight with Momondo or Skyscanner (Between them, you'll never miss a cheap flight)
• Get your hostel with Hostelworld
• Get your accommodation with Booking.com
• Get your travel insurance with World Nomads (under 70) or Insure My Trip (over 70)
• Need a new rewards card? Here are my current favs! (U.S. only)
  
• Book a tour with Intrepid Travel
• Need something else? Check out my list of favorite companies on my resources page.

I personally use all these companies listed (here or on the resource page) in my own travels and, by booking through these links, the small commission we earn helps us keep the content up to date, run events, create guides, and keep the website community supported.

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