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Arthur Frommer, travel guide innovator, dies at 95

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Arthur Frommer, the army GI who traveled on a budget and then showed the world how to do the same with his travel guides, has died at 95. Frommer’s company is thriving under his daughter Pauline with a strong social media presence, podcasts and more than 75 million guidebooks in print. Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist remembers a life well lived.

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