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InMotionInk TRAVEL GUIDES

Each travel guide is excerpted from a currently in-print hard copy guide available in your local bookstore and on the Web, so you’re getting the expertise and unbiased opinion of a published travel writer who has actually visited the site. The material is updated twice a year—the freshest, most current information available.

“From the urban hubs of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and excursions through historic war battlefields to hiking through scenic river towns, Moon Handbooks Pennsylvania is the guide to the best the Keystone State has to offer, both on and off the beaten path.”--The Publisher (review of Moon Handbooks PA, source for Discover Philadelphia et al)

Casual reviews from other travelers are fun, but the sources can be unreliable (how can you be sure the reviews haven’t been slipped in by a PR firm or the owner of the site that’s being reviewed?).

“Pack it in your suitcase before you put in your clothes for your trip.”-- American Press Service

The guides are organized by area—the way you would actually visit a city or region. Sights that are close together are reviewed together, and the best nearby restaurants and lodging are included.

Like most travelers, when you’re curious about visiting a new place (or finding out more about one), you’ll buy a pricey guidebook or go to the Internet, click on the city tourism information, and then go through one clickable link after another that touts the flawless charms of the site. Keep in mind that city tourism sites are supported by the dues of their members—the businesses and attractions that you’re reading about. Print guidebooks, though they offer a lot of good information, are often a year out-of-date when they hit the shelves.

You’ll find information quicker and more accurately in our guides. InMotionInk TRAVEL GUIDES reviews and consolidates all the attraction links (more than you’ll find anywhere else), and in addition gives reviews of carefully chosen accommodations and restaurants, possible itineraries, guided walks and other extras all in one place—saving you time and money.

We intentionally include fewer than ten pictures in each guide to make room for informative text and save your printer and paper.

Further, guides are updated twice a year. Yes, we will miss a few things—it’s inevitable that a great restaurant will close a month after it’s reviewed, or an attraction’s prices will go up unexpectedly (and we’d love to hear from you on this). We often don’t review chain hotels and restaurants because they’re usually consistent (though you’ll often find a list with contact links for those hotels specific to each guide).

Our current series:

NOW AVAILABLE

· Discover Baltimore, MD

· Discover Ocean City and Maryland’s Eastern Shore Salisbury, St. Michaels, Cambridge, Easton, Smith Island and more

· Discover Philadelphia, PA

· Discover Day Trips from Philadelphia Bucks County, Valley Forge, Longwood Gardens, New Hope, Doylestown, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton and more

· Discover Lancaster and Dutch Country Reading, Hershey, Harrisburg and more

· Discover Pittsburgh

PENNSYLVANIA COMING SOON:

Poconos and the Delaware Water Gap Scranton, PA Grand Canyon

Erie and the Alleghenies Allegheny National Forest, Presque Isle State Park and more

Gettysburg and Central Pennsylvania Civil War country, Altoona and the railroad towns, York, State College and more

Laurel Highlands/Day Trips from Pittsburgh Fallingwater, Ohiopyle State Park, Johnstown, Bedford and more

MARYLAND COMING SOON:

Central Maryland Frederick, Civil War Sites and Montgomery County/Capitol Area

Western Maryland Cumberland, Deep Creek Lake and more

CHESAPEAKE BAY COMING SOON:

Western Shore Beaches and Parks Annapolis, MD, and Northern and Middle Neck VA

Colonial Williamsburg VA Hampton Roads including Norfolk, Virginia Beach and the Eastern Shore, VA

DELAWARE COMING SOON:

Dover and the Beaches Rehoboth, Dewey, Lewes, Delaware state parks and more

Wilmington, New Castle, and the Brandywine Valley

Du Pont homes and museums and parks

Why spend days searching for travel information when you can get it all in one place?

Save money and time with inexpensive ($3.95-$6.95) free Adobe Acrobat Reader PDF format (also available for Palm OS, Symbian OS and Pocket PC) instant-download regional guides that contain hundreds of frequently updated clickable links.

“Practical information includes suggested travel strategies and lists of must-see sights, plus essentials on dining, transportation, and accommodations for a

range of budgets.” – TravelGuide Warehouse

The best of electronic and print travel guides:

Read your guide online and click on all the links you want to explore, then print it out to carry with you. Each regional guide is excerpted and updated from internationally published guidebooks by professional travel writers.

Itineraries, “best of” reviews, and off-the-beaten-path attractions are featured in each guide

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