Arthur Frommer, Pioneer of Budget Travel Guides, Passes Away at 95

Frommer revolutionized travel by making it accessible to the average American through his influential guidebooks.

Arthur Frommer, known for his groundbreaking guidebook 'Europe on 5 Dollars a Day,' has died from pneumonia complications.
His work democratized travel, encouraging middle-class Americans to explore Europe on a budget, emphasizing authentic experiences over luxury.
Frommer's guidebooks became a staple for travelers, selling millions of copies and expanding into a global brand with numerous titles.
He criticized luxury travel, advocating for budget-friendly accommodations and local dining to enrich cultural experiences.
Frommer's legacy continues through his daughter Pauline, who leads the Frommer's brand in promoting accessible travel.