The Lonely Planet guidebooks were published in ___________________ to the numerous "How did you do it?" questions Maureen and Tony Wheeler were asked after their trip from England to Australia.

"Across Asia on the Cheap" became an _____________________________ local bestseller.

Eighteen months in South-East Asia resulted in their second guide, South-East Asia _____________________, which became one of the most popular guidebooks ever.

"The yellow Bible," as their second guide was also called, became quickly known to _____________________ around the world

It has sold well over half a million copies and is still retaining its _________________ yellow cover.

The typical Lonely Planet reader is hard to define by age or _______________.

Tony and Maureen still travel a lot and, together with a staff of almost 300, play an _________________ role in the writing and updating of the guides.

As Lonely Planet continues to grow, its _______________ remains on well-researched information written by experienced travelers.

The Lonely Planet company makes a _______________________ to the countries and regions it covers.

In addition the company also encourages travelers to make a direct contribution to the countries they visit through the money they spend there and by learning about and _________________ the cultures of each country.