Lonely Planet is the largest publisher of travel guide media in the world. It was founded by Tony and Maureen Wheeler.       In 1973, the Wheelers took a trip from Europe to Australia through Asia and wrote a book about it. It was very popular, especially with young European and Australian tourists. Part of the reason for the attraction was that Lonely Planet was the first of its kind to offer guides designed for backpackers. In 1981, the guidebooks expanded to include India. Then in the 1990s, the company started writing guides about Europe and North America. Today, there are about 500 guides in eight languages, as well as TV programs and magazines. The online Lonely Planet community has over 600,000 users connected worldwide.
【題組】198.Why did Lonely Planet attract young tourists when it was first created?
(A) Backpackers were its target readers.
(B) Young people at that time knew nothing about Asia.
(C) It was the first travel guidebook.
(D) It provided advice for the people who have never travelled