To celebrate Lonely Planet’s 50th Birthday you have the chance to win a bundle of new releases before anyone else.

From new editions in munched loved collections as well as the first titles from an entirely new series, this prize is the gift that keeps giving!

The prize includes:

Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2024 – This special edition will set the travel agenda for 2024, with an inspirational collection of 50 incredible destinations to explore. Featuring the top 10 countries, regions, cities, best value locations and sustainable travel destinations across the world.

Lonely Planet Your Trip Starts Here – with over 50 of the world’s most life-affirming journeys and nurture a path to self-discovery. From paddling Scotland's Great Glen to stargazing on the Cambrian Mountains Astro trail in Wales and hiking Japan’s sacred Shikoku pilgrimage to following the civil rights trail in the US, this book is packed with beautiful photography and inspiring first-person insights.

Lonely Planet Joy of Wild Swimming - Dive into 180 of the world’s most enticing wild swimming spots with this joyful book, featuring fascinating insights from experts and local voices, with beautiful photography, maps, and essential planning tips. From Lake Tanganyika in Africa or the sea of Monterey Peninsula in California, to England’s romantic River Wye or swim around the scared Welsh island of Landdwyn.

Lonely Planet Flight Free Europe - this new guide reveals 80 hand-picked itineraries for exploring the best of Europe by train, boat, or bicycle. Providing recommendations for weekend getaways or month-long trips, detailing stop-by-stop itineraries seeking to travel more sustainably.

Lonely Planet Epic Snow Adventures of the World which shares 50 stories of epic winter adventures from Olympians and athletes which will inspire a lifetime of snowy trips. From powder-hunting in Hokkaido; Avanto ice-swimming in Finland to ice-climbing in Colorado. As well as off-beat experiences from tobogganing, telemarking and dog-sledding to Antarctic expeditions, cultural festivals and staying in an ice-hotel.