| In all honesty, free travel brochures can be | | | | of my all time favorite websites for travel in Asia. |
| informative, inspiring, and inviting. They can also be | | | | They provide up to date brochures and travel |
| poorly disguised sales pitches that do more harm | | | | guides to Laor, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand and |
| than good. As a travel agent, I've seen more than | | | | Singapore. |
| my fair share of travel brochures (our office gets | | | | The Travelfish equivalent for the United States. |
| several a day) and decided to share with you the | | | | Just scroll down the (incredibly) long homepage |
| best ones out there today: | | | | and select dozens of different brochures across |
| Talk about a concise name for a website, huh? | | | | the country. No where else can you find such a |
| They provide you with a pdf file of the brochure | | | | varied selection of destinations that can be |
| itself, which is really nice if you want to look at a | | | | downloaded at one time. Highly recommended. |
| half dozen or so. Their brochures are | | | | The Man In Seat 61. This website (seat61.com) is |
| professionally done, and all include recommended | | | | the definitive website for train travel. From |
| routes, history, and a brief synopsis of highlights | | | | California to Calcutta, they've got you covered, |
| along the way. One unfortunate aspect is you | | | | with full descriptions of itineraries, expected ticket |
| have to provide personal information before | | | | prices and travel times. |
| gaining access to the travel brochures. | | | | Use these free brochure travel guides as a way |
| Travelfish.org. If you want travel brochures for | | | | to gain a deeper understanding of your trip prior |
| Southeast Asia, check out Travelfish, which is one | | | | to your departure. |