Travel Book Goes Mobile with Scannable QR Code

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Sorry, this 3rd party supplied article requires Javascript to be displayed in full.Many travelers still rely on comprehensive printed guidebooks for tourism information. But travelers are also increasingly using mobile technology to plan a trip or find their way around.

Posted to the site on 28th October 2009

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