Navigate the world with ease by setting the places you want to go as a “favorite” while you have WiFi. Google Maps is essential for international travel. PackPoint ensures you never forget to pack something ever again! Getting Around You just input where you’re going, how long you’ll be staying and what activities you’re going to do there and it will compile a packing list for you. This app takes all the thinking out of packing. Kayak compares all available travel accommodation websites that offer cheap hotel prices and delivers them in this one app so that you can find the best hotels at the best price, easy. This app is used for a lot of other things, but I prefer to use it for hotels.
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It also offers detailed instructions on how to get to the hostel from the train station, airport or bus station. Hostelworld rates all hostel options in the city you’re searching with an easy-to-read percentage next to the name. Many times, this leads to a fun (and occasionally boozy) night. Hostels are the perfect alternative, because they offer private and shared accommodations and are perfect for meeting other travelers. When you’re on a long trip, hotels or Airbnb become a little too expensive. As a bonus, I’ve found it gives the best rates out there. (I mean, it’s Google after all.) Google Flights combines all available airline flights into one search to give the most up-to-date information.
It’s a new app, but it’s already packing a huge punch in the industry. Google Flights is the best for finding the perfect flight itinerary and deal. That’s why I’ve compiled this list of essential apps I wish I had when I first left the country 7 years ago. In these advancing times, travel without the help of a smartphone is next to impossible. Throughout these travels, I’ve experienced being trapped without WiFi, stuck in accommodations that were not as advertised and lost with no indication of which bus, metro or train to get on. From Shanghai to Guilin, Kiev to London, Tokyo to Jamaica I’ve been to a lot of places. Over the past few years, I’ve traveled to more than 50 cities around the globe.
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