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DECEMBER 2019/JANUARY 2020

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

MAGAZINE

See the big picture

4

Travel storytelling will

return to the pages

of our iconic magazine

starting with the January

2020 issue. Ever since our

founding in 1888, National

Geographic has stood for

exploration, conservation,

scientific research, and

groundbreaking photojour-

nalism. In print and online,

look for thrilling tales of

adventure and timely tips

on destinations and trends.

Tune in to our podcast,

Overheard at National

Geographic, to meet the

explorers, photographers,

and scientists at the edges

of our big, bizarre, and

beautiful world. Find it all

at nationalgeographic.com.

@NATGEOTRAVEL

Explore the world every day

5

It’s an amazing world, full of destinations to discover. See

it through the eyes of our photographers on Instagram,

where a steady stream of spectacular images and stories

about important places brings you closer to your next adventure.

Join in the conversation by connecting with our community of

travelers on Facebook and Twitter, where videos, chats, polls,

and vibrant pictures celebrate the planet and all that’s in it. Send

us your questions, share your stories, and travel with us. Follow

us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter @NatGeoTravel.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC STORE

Buy eco-friendly travel gear

6

Sustainability is a hot topic in travel

these days, especially when it comes

to single-use plastics, which often end up

polluting the oceans. National Geographic

offers a range of reusable products to help

travelers be green on the go. Trade your

plastic bags for our signature tote that

supports our multiyear effort to increase

awareness about the global plastic trash

crisis. Keep drinks hot or cold for hours in

S’well bottles that come in several different

colors, and tuck into meals with a set of

bamboo utensils. If you need a straw, we’ve

got you covered with dishwasher-safe

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all these items, plus reusable food wrap,

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BOLD TRAVEL BOOKS

Turn a new page

7

With travel ideas for

every adventurer, from

history buffs to animal lov-

ers, National Geographic’s

new book Epic Journeys

delivers 245 spectacular

trips of a lifetime that will

lead you to new heights of

exploration. Packed with

jaw-dropping photos and

tips for seeing the world’s

best destinations, this book

is a practical and inspiring

collection of unforgettable

experiences for everyone.

“Our journeys are as epic

as our ambitions. Our

ambitions are as soaring

as our imaginations. This

book is for dreamers with

adventurous inclinations,”

writes Traveler editor in

chief George W. Stone

in the foreword. From

Everest to Aconcagua,

Namibia to Norway, this

book will help you turn

your dream into a journey.

Order this and other travel

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SPECIAL ISSUES

Dream of travel

8

Look to the newsstands

for special issues about

travel and other National

Geographic topics, ranging

from history to health,

science, and animals. Our

annual Best Trips issue

will return for 2021, in print

and online, revealing the

places, experiences, and

ideas that will guide your

journeys into the future!