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Highways and byways
The Washington Post will launch a new travel guide that's designed to feel like an insider's guide to 50 cities — and counting.
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The Washington Post will soon launch “By
The Way,” which the Post calls “a highly visual and thoroughly
reported destination for travelers who want to experience cities around the
world like a local.” Scheduled to launch June 18, it will offer insider guides
to popular national and international locales written mostly by journalists in
those cities.
Amanda Finnegan, who will be editor of “By The Way,” said in a
statement, “We want to provide travelers with a deeper understanding of where
they are visiting — the culture, the quirks, the customs — so they feel a
personal connection.”
The site will include where to eat, what to see and where to stay, as
well as travel tips and news that could impact travel to those cities. “By The
Way” will debut with 50 city guides, including Barcelona, Hong Kong and
Istanbul, and add more cities as time goes by. There also will be a weekly
newsletter beginning June 20.
