Lonely Planet TV published a video in which it presents the charms and attractions of various areas of Ecuador: showing the majestic snow-capped peaks of the Andes, the beauty of the Litoral region, the diversity of the Galapagos Islands and the lush tropical jungles of the Amazonas, positioning Ecuador as a true paradise for lovers of nature and adventure.
Quito is part of the recognition carried out by this specialized media, which highlights the magnificent preservation of its Historic Center considered Cultural Heritage of Humanity, declared by UNESCO 45 years ago.
In the video, Lonely Planet also highlights the warmth of the Quito people and the welcoming atmosphere of the city, elements that contribute to making Quito 'a perfect place to discover the essence of life.' The images that are disseminated of the city place a special emphasis on the varied and rich culinary tradition, highlighting delicious typical dishes such as colada morada and guaguas de pan.
The video can be seen on the Lonely Planet website or at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AciJRhnOgBk
Lonely Planet is one of the largest publishers of guides and travel books aimed at backpackers and budget travelers worldwide based in Australia.
It has hundreds of publications in several languages in which it offers information to travelers about different destinations on the five continents of the planet. Its impact on the tourism market is high, it records more than 6 million guides sold each year, added to this is the reach of its television programs and publications on web pages.
Lonely Planet is part of the British Broadcasting Corporation BBC and permanently publishes information about the attractions of different places with a significant impact on the global tourism sector.