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Campaign India Team
Jan 30, 2009

BBC.com launches Travel module for users

BBC.com has launched a travel module that will feature information from the Lonely Planet website www.lonelyplanet.com and provide a gateway to the site for BBC.com's 26 million users around the globe (ex-UK).It may be recalled that BBC Worldwide had bought a 75% stake in travel information publisher Lonely Planet in November 2007.

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