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Attend a series of virtual and in-person talks and Q&As by our authors - all completely free for members of the Bradt Guides Travel Club. Umbria's lush Tiber Valley is home to stunning vineyards, lovely churches, medieval towns and an array of unexpected oddities. In the Canadian territory of Alberta, travellers will find themselves at the epicentre of dinosaur discoveries.

As part of the Bradt Travel-writing competition, Polly Evans depicts her incredible dog-sledding adventures in the bitter cold of Canada. Join our community of travellers who are interested in less-obvious experiences, less-visited places and a thoughtful approach to travel. We've partnered with Tiplr.com - a platform where travellers can share reviews and build bespoke trips.
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We have a new online shop so you may need to set up a new account. If you're serious about travel, sign up to our mailing list and enjoy 30% off your next purchase! If you love the type of travel we love, this is the club for you! Membership comes in three tiers, each unlocking a range of subscriber-only benefits and rewards (from a regular e-zine and exclusive discounts and offers to a special concierge service).
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Slowly but surely the world is opening up so it's time to start thinking about travel again! A Bradt Guides gift card is the perfect antidote to itchy feet - whether for yourself or a loved one - and is redeemable on all Bradt products. Even better, these gift cards do not expire so you can buy one now, while we are all dreaming of faraway lands, and use it whenever you like!
Africa
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Africa, more than any other continent, has captured the imagination of British explorers and travellers since Henry Morton Stanley had the confidence to exclaim "Dr Livingstone, I presume?" on the shores of Lake Tanganyika. The sheer scale of Africa is an abiding attraction for today's holidaymakers.
Asia
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The continent of Asia encompasses landscapes as different as the dry steppes of Mongolia (with its camels and wild horses) and the lush jungles of Borneo (with its orang utans, proboscis monkeys and hornbills), the peace of a deserted beach and the roar of an overpopulated city. As ever, Bradt has traditionally focused on those areas under-represented on the book shelves.
British Isles
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It's easy to take for granted those things immediately around us, but the truth is that our own backyard. That's not to mention Stonehenge and Hadrian's Wall; the Giant's Causeway and Titanic Belfast; Offa's Dyke Path and Snowdonia National Park; the Millennium Stadium and Wembley; the British Museum, the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and Tate Modern.
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