Robinson GreigFreelance UX Designer
What are the best tools for planning a trip?
How do you go about finding new places to explore in a new city or country? There has to be something out there that's better than TripAdvisor, etc.
5 recommended
- Ivan DimitrovGrowth Hacker @ pCloud Β· WrittenIt shows you the best places to visit and creates an agenda if you need one!Google trips is amazing! Instead of switching between emails and maps and googling stuff I need, I can just use one app that has it all - automatically gets tickets and hotel bookings from my email, downloaded an offline map, pinpointed the most important things on it and it even suggests stuff you can do. It's awesome.
- Krishna PrahasithCo-Founder & CTO @Tabiko ; BITSian Β· WrittenKrishna Prahasith made this productOne interesting way is to plan your trip by chatting with expert travel agents or maybe a bot, rather than going through a huge list of online sites. Tabiko does it for Japan travel.
- Aleh TsikhanauProduct designer & entrepreneur Β· WrittenAleh Tsikhanau made this productI love my job!
- I love Pana. Their concierge service is above and beyond. If you travel more than once a month and have to book your own trips, it's worth it. I had no idea how much time I was spending booking but Pana was a big eye opener. Their free app is great too and definitely makes planning much easier, especially for groups.
- Maarten GravenFounder, Flamyngo Β· WrittenMaarten Graven made this productBiased as a founder... but hey, our community thinks it's a great app for getting the suggestions coming in from friends and then explore the city with the free Flamyngo app which works offline! π΄