LONDON (3 September 2015) – The October 2015 issue of the 180-page National Geographic Traveller (UK) has hit the newsstands with a FREE South America guide.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Cover Story: Feeling the pinch? Take a lesson in how to be a shoestring traveller with our cover story, where we round up great escapes for less than £300.

Destinations: We journey all the way to the southernmost tip of Florida where it gets a bit wild — think swamp alligators, pythons, and a motley crew of eccentric locals. We also island-hop around the Seychelles and go skiing in South Korea…

Cities: Check in to Tokyo’s top hotels, explore the cities of Bruges, Genoa and Manchester.

Smart Traveller: Discover Shanghai’s best food, hotels under £100 in Palermo, and the Washington, DC film scene. Plus, why you should go to Luang Prabang, columns and checklists.

Author Series: Adharanand Finn on Kyoto.

Travel Talk: Ask the experts about your travel dilemmas.

Features: We reveal the winners of the National Geographic Traveller Travel Writing Competition 2015; and take a cycling tour of Spain’s Rioja region.

Photography Competition 2016 launch: The official launch of the National Geographic Traveller Photography Competition 2016 is just days away. See inside the magazine for more details.

Competition: Win an eight-day trip to Egypt for two with G Adventures. http://natgeotraveller.co.uk/competitions

For a 26-page digital sample of our October 2015 issue, visit: http://magazine.natgeotraveller.co.uk/oct15

FREE WITH THIS ISSUE

South America guide: From Argentina to Chile, Colombia to Peru, our 92-page South America guide brings you the best of this endlessly fascinating destination.

AVAILABLE NOW

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NOTES

National Geographic Traveller (UK) is published under license by APL Media, from the National Geographic Society in Washington, D.C. It became the 15^th local-language edition when it was launched in December 2010. The magazine is also available in China, Spain, Russia, the Netherlands, Israel, Poland, Latin America, Armenia, Czech Republic, Croatia, Indonesia, Romania and South Africa. The 180-page travel and lifestyle magazine is packed full of you-are-there photography, authentic travel experiences and inspiring narratives, all focused on the brand’s theme “All Travel, All the Time.” natgeotraveller.co.uk

National Geographic Traveler (USA) is the world’s most widely read travel magazine, created in 1984. It championed sustainable travel before it was cool and, eight times annually, celebrates journeys that are about place, experience, culture, authenticity, living like the locals and great photography. It makes a distinction between tourism and travel and stresses inquisitive, not acquisitive, trips. It employs storytelling and outstanding photography to inspire readers to pick up and go, eschewing fashion and fluff in favour of articles that offer a strong sense of place, inspiring narratives that make readers take trips, and solid service information to help them plan those trips.

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