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.
regard
response
review
respect
"Across Asia on the Cheap" became an _____________________________ local bestseller.
instant
at once
sudden
quick
Eighteen months in South-East Asia resulted in their second guide, South-East Asia _____________________, which became one of the most popular guidebooks ever.
on a shoestring
with a rucksack
revisited
seen and heard
"The yellow Bible," as their second guide was also called, became quickly known to _____________________ around the world
backpackers
businessmen
travel agents
journalists
It has sold well over half a million copies and is still retaining its _________________ yellow cover.
usual
familiar
normal
unique
The typical Lonely Planet reader is hard to define by age or _______________.
clothes
income
the size of his backpacks
social status
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.
active
good
main
central
As Lonely Planet continues to grow, its _______________ remains on well-researched information written by experienced travelers.
fields
task
emphasis
main structure
The Lonely Planet company makes a _______________________ to the countries and regions it covers.
sum of money
direct support
great effort
direct contribution
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.