Thomson ReutersJanuary 25, 2013 11:30
By Teddy Nykiel
BRUSSELS, Jan 25 (Reuters) - In a world of iPads, GPS and digital technology at your fingertips, one international tourism organisation has discovered that few things beat the traditional fold-up map.
USE-IT, a non-profit group that traces its roots back to 1970s Denmark, is an independent maker of free and funky city guides aimed at students and other young travellers, and it's developing a cult following.
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