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Fodor's brings local and travel together by allowing users to reserve at restaurants via OpenTable or book tickets and hotels via Expedia.

The popular travel guide company Fodor’s Travel, a division of Random House, recently updated its small suite of city guide apps for iPhone, iPad, and Nokia Windows Phones to integrate them with Expedia, OpenTable, and TicketsNow.

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