Arthur Frommer, renowned for his guidebook 'Europe on 5 Dollars a Day,' has died at 95. His work transformed travel for average Americans, promoting affordable, culturally immersive experiences. Frommer began writing about travel during his military service in Europe and self-published his first book in 1957. His philosophy favored budget inns and public transportation, significantly changing how Americans approached travel. Despite the evolution of the travel industry, his brand remains prominent today, championed by his daughter, Pauline Frommer. He is remembered for advocating that travel should be accessible to all, regardless of budget.