Do you have a favorite traveling app?

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What are the apps that add value to your travels? In terms of saving time, having a good time, meeting locals, finding local deals?

Lachlan Campbell · Accepted Answer

Google recently released an app for traveling! I don't love it but it surfaces reservations out of Gmail automatically.

Ryan Hoover · Answer

My and @suzywillow used Journy to plan our trip to Lisbon late last year, super useful as someone who hates planning trips and messy logistics.  They pair you with a concierge that recommends places to visit, things to do, and restaurants to go to, based on your preferences and budget.  They literally plan your day for you.

Jack Dweck · Answer

I agree with Lachlan. Google Trips has become indispensable when traveling. It automatically pulls in all of your travel info from Gmail (flights, accommodations, reservations, etc...) and let's you download an easy to read itinerary.

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Lonely Planet is an amazing company for travellers and this app is no exception. I wish they had more places on there but what they do have is pretty awesome. I expect nothing less from LP

Chakkaradeep · Answer

Hands down best app if you want to explore the area you are traveling. You can also download the details offline so you can plan something in your flight before you reach the destination.

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I use FourSquare a lot when travelling (not so much at home), especially going to the USA. The wealth of data they have is just huge. So much useful things on there.

Damien Germino · Answer

Because you can have community members make your itinerary or give you trip recommendations. 🌍🌎🌏 Not to mention, you can earn money while traveling anywhere!

Roseanne Doorne · Answer

Useful interfaces and many interesting information about place, which you want to find.

Roseanne Doorne · Answer

Useful interfaces and much interesting information about a place, which you want to find.

Roseanne Doorne · Answer

Useful interfaces and much interesting information about the place, which you want to find.

Fatih Ozdemir · Answer

Give a chance this app. I hope you like

Roseanne Doorne · Answer

Useful interfaces and many interesting information about place, which you want to find.

Roseanne Doorne · Answer

Useful interfaces and much interesting information about the place, which you want to find.

Guy Schlider · Answer

the locals know best

Simon Benfeldt Jørgensen · Answer

Makes you sleep in 5 minutes. The Sleep Story app is a collection of ultra-relaxing sleep inducing stories, short stories, fairytales and meditations designed to beat insomnia and help you fall asleep quickly every single night.

Roman Eaton · Answer

Just prepare for your trip, downloading the exact maps and use them offline. Good for non EU travellers for whom mobile internet or roaming is too expensive

R P Kumar · Answer

You can find anything according to your preferences.

Noëlie Rx · Answer

I'm using Google Trips because when I book a flight, an hotel, a train or whatever, I can add them to google trips and consult them offline. Which is great because when I travel I don't have internet and it's a pain to retrieve my stuff. So yeah Google trips is a greta tool !

Tim Noetzel · Answer

TripAdvisor is still the best all-around app for finding good lodging and things to do.

Jon Maximus · Answer

If you are looking for app that helps you on business travel than you should try FeetPort. FeetPort helps you to plan your route as per your clients and show all nearby clients by your current location, that help you to increase your productivity.

Ashish Kumar · Answer

Yes its great app for business travelers and field staff

Vinay · Answer

Best way to plan and compare your travel options!

Maxime Girard · Answer

I like to use Blue Valet! You save time, cost while commuting to airports or train station! If you're in France, check that out. Available for Business :)

Pascal Ontijd · Answer

Soulpicks will help you keep track of places you love and discover places loved by friends (because they know you best) and (local) experts. If you already have a list of places you can easily import from other apps or notes - so you don't have to start all over. Just the places you love, no advertisers or sponsored content.

Luke Arnold · Answer

We've just launched Planspace - a location based calendar which maps out your travel plans, lets you make plans and organise with friends and then easily find your way around in new locations. We'd love to hear what you think!!

Aleh Tsikhanau · Answer

Multi-destination trips are easy

Roseanne Doorne · Answer

I agree with Lachlan. Google Trips - is the best

Jacqueline von Tesmar · Answer

This app really makes you feel like you're making the best decision when buying a flight. It's majorly convenient to be able to track flights too. Great notifications telling you when to purchase too.

Tescapade · Answer

It pulls my reservations and bookings into one place and at the same time, updates me on the latest flight changes eg flight delays, without much intervention.

dimitar inchev · Answer

I am adding Google Maps as I often use them to navigate around a city. Quite useful when you don't have Internet to just load an address before hand and just walk to you destination with the GPS on.

Aleh Tsikhanau · Answer

We are creating a platform that helps design travel itinerary

Vlad Arbatov · Answer

Radical discounts on rooms in top hotels all over the world.

Nico Andrade · Answer

Definitely TripCase, just foward any trip email and TripCase makes a complete planning of your trip.

Tobias Szarowicz · Answer

Cause I build this :)

Shamit Khemka · Answer

Google Flights is one one of the best apps to add to your list. Use it when you need a quick check on airfare for round-trip, one-way, or multi-city flights. It's also good for exploring destinations based on price.