Jennifer Hattam on writing the Lonely Planet guide to Turkey

Turkey Book Talk by William Armstrong

May 26, 202633:59Society & Culture

Long-time Istanbul-based journalist Jennifer Hattam on her work updating the Lonely Planet travel guide to Turkey. The conversation touches on the immense amount of work and miles that go into updating the guide, her imp...

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