Thanks to Torsten!
BTW - What should we be calling these? Auidoguides? Audiotours? Podguides? Podtours? ??
www.iAudioguide.com
www.soundtrek.org/ - Bangkok
www.podguides.net
www.parisaudioguides.com
www.bluebrolly.co.uk
www.dorlingkindersley-uk.co.uk/static/cs/uk/11/travel/podcast.html
www.visitscotland.com/sitewide/edinburghpodcast
www.talkingstreet.com/
www.footnotesaudiowalks.co.uk/
www.audiocitytour.com/
www.ijourneys.com/
www.ricksteves.com/news/travelnews/0602/audiotour.htm
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Have you guys used or heard of Audissey Guides?
These are some very great audio tours that are available currently for Boston and Chicago.
Check it out: www.audisseyguides.com
Podtours of various UK and European destinations at www.podtours.co.uk, with a focus on art and architecture
We saw your blog on podcast audio tours and we thought you might be interested in learning about our site, www.audiosnacks.com. Audiosnacks.com has created a catalog of mp3 audio tours for travelers to download. What makes us unique is that you can even post your tours with us and we can add them to our catalog for customers to download.
We hope you take the time to check it out!
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Best Regards,
AudioSnacks Crew
Having discussed this industry a couple of years ago now, would it be worth having another look at it? There have been some serious developments in terms of the industry size, the form of the product, points of distribution and acknowledgement - for instance, Apple now mentions audio guides on its ipod site. I would also be interested to know what the popular term is for audio city guides (perhaps that's it?) and who is now considered the industry leaders.
I agree. It is a topic that is ripe for an update... if I only had the time! :( -- Alan
You guys may also want to check out this new website: http://www.my-london-guide.com helpful info on planning trips to Lodnon
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