Lonely Planet content via Nokia

Nokia and Lonely Planet have teamed up to distribute Lonely Planet content via Nokia Maps.

This new service comes across as a genuinely transformational deal, making content available regardless of time or place, and helping answer all those questions which travellers frequently have on the road, such as; 'What should I explore today', or 'where should I go for dinner tonight?'

The service includes 100 tourist destinations, with more to come, helping travellers find places to eat, shop and sleep, as well as describing popular sights and nightlife for each destination. Nokia Maps now has maps covering over 200 countries, with over 70 of them navigable.

Lonely Planet is a well-known brand amongst travellers and stands for adventure and editorial independence, whilst Nokia continues to innovate and enable compelling location-aware experiences by offering expert local recommendations and itineraries to Nokia Maps consumers.

Travellers can now purchase and download city guides for £5.99 so that they have the information at their fingertips whilst they are on the road.

Maps can be downloaded directly to selected devices or by using the Nokia Map Loader on a PC.