This new trend towards inviting comments from the public can have its downsides. Just because the information is up to date, doesn’t make it correct. As well as becoming a centre for people’s holiday gripes and moans, which can become tiresome, there have been incidences of local businesses exploiting these sites to drum up business for themselves. Another new trend is for publishers to set up sites that provide up to the minute travel information that can be downloaded to a handheld device. Sites such as CitySync, City to Go and Citykey do just that - providing everything from transport information to restaurant, hotel, and events listings. This is handy for those who are visiting a city for a short time, such as those on business trips, or a fun London weekend: those who need information quickly. Although the internet has helped to broaden the knowledge of travellers everywhere, it still has its drawbacks. As with printed guidebooks not all of the information will necessarily be accurate. Just because information can be uploaded quickly to the internet does not guarantee that this information is itself up to date.   The relationship is dependent on guide book writers being as computer savvy as they are geographically in-the-know. Combining the two is the route to purchasing your hard-copy Travel Guides online.

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