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Guidebooks

Guidebooks, also known as travel guides, are informative books that provide detailed information about a particular destination, helping travelers plan their trips and explore new places. These books are commonly used by tourists to learn about the attractions, culture, history, and other aspects of a location.

Sense 1: Popular Guidebooks

In its popular sense, guidebooks refer to books that are widely used by travelers worldwide. These guidebooks cover a variety of destinations, from major cities to remote destinations and often include maps, suggested itineraries, accommodation options, and recommendations for local sights, restaurants, and activities.

Sample sentence:

"Rick Steves' Europe Through the Back Door is one of the most popular guidebooks for exploring Europe on a budget."

Sense 2: Local Guidebooks

In a local context, guidebooks are focused on specific regions, cities, or neighborhoods, providing detailed information about local attractions, landmarks, historical sites, and hidden gems. These guidebooks cater to tourists who want a more in-depth understanding of a particular locale.

Sample sentence:

"The Kyoto Travel Guidebook offers insider tips and lesser-known attractions, perfect for those looking to explore the cultural heritage of Japan."

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