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1. The Best Travel Apps Revealed By Travel Experts
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Everyone believes that with the advancement in technology, we are now leading a more comfortable life. Mobile
Apps offers lots of options on any thing like travel apps or any other gadget to add more value to your journey. At
times, it becomes very difficult to decide which is the best travel app?
To address the same concern we did a survey asking simple question to the travel experts – “Which 2 travel apps
could you not live without?”
We got response from the travel enthusiasts about travel apps they use frequently. We have put together the
following responses from Travel Experts in order as in we got the reply from them.
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2. Let’s share the opinions of Travel Experts about the Best Travel Apps
1) Jacob & Esther – Local Adventurer
In all honesty, we probably use Google and Google Maps the most. But for the sake of mixing it up, I would say
Google Maps and Spotify. Something about music can really change the mood of a trip!
Connect with Jacob & Esther : Facebook, Twitter
2) Robert Schrader – Leave Your Daily Hell
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3. It might sound surprising, but my most-used travel apps aren’t the hippest and the coolest—they’re the most
practical and life-saving! First and foremost, I’d die without Google Maps. I have a great sense of direction, but
sometimes you need that little blue dot to orient you.
Secondly, I hate paper boarding passes, so I use Apple Wallet for mobile ones whenever possible.
Connect with Robert Schrader : Facebook, Twitter
3) Johnny Jet – Johnny Jet
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4. TravelSmart app from Allianz Global Assistance as it lists emergency numbers such as those of the police, fire
department and ambulance by destination (911 is not universal). I also love that it has a drug dictionary with
international translations in multiple languages. Did you know the international name for Tylenol is Paracetamolum?
It also comes with first aid terms translated into multiple languages.
Connect with Johnny Jet : Facebook, Twitter
4) Kach & Jonathan Howe – Two Monkeys Travel Group
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5. (i) The compass – I always like to know which way I’m facing! Maps are great, until you can’t figure out which way is
north, at which point you’re still just as lost. Having access to a compass also means you always know which way to
look for the sunset!
(ii) Snapchat – I’m a very late addition to the Snapchat party, but for the past month, we’ve been telling our travel
story on our monkeystravel profile. I love the fact that it provides a brief, yet direct and intimate window into what
people are doing at that exact moment in their lives, then it disappears shortly after.
Connect with Kach & Jonathan: Facebook, Twitter
5) Erin & Josh –Travel with Bender
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6. (i) Money Journal – I use this app on a daily basis. It keeps track of all of our expenses as we travel. We use to do
this for budgeting reasons and now I just love it for so much more. I love checking where we spend most of our
money and it has a great option to make a pie chart so it’s easy to view. I use it regularly to write articles about how
much things were or a roundup budget of a country. My favourite part is at the end of the month seeing just how
much money we save by travelling the world.
(ii) XE Currency – As nomadic travellers we use this app quite a number of times. Keeping track of currencies can
be a nightmare, but this app stores the conversion offline so that when you are out and about you plug in the amount
and you can still get the valid conversion. Just remember to upload the currency before you go!
Connect with Erin & Josh : Facebook, Twitter
6) Melvin – Travel Dudes
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7. (i) Google Maps – I love to get lost in a destination & to explore it. But I also don’t mind to find back again. Google
Maps helps you to find your way from A to B, but also to explore the area around.
(ii) Camera – Isn’t the camera app the most important one, which you might not even consider as an app? You
probably also use it most on your trips and even at home, next to chatting.
Connect with Melvin : Facebook, Twitter
7) Yoske & Vins – The Poor Traveler
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8. I would love to say Google Maps and Instagram, but I’m pretty sure others have mentioned them already. So how
about these?
(i) GlobeConvert app– I never get used to and am always confused by the changing standard system of
measurement in many countries (meter to foot, celsius to fahrenheit, etc.). It also converts currencies, which is very
useful when traveling.
(ii) Second is Uber– Taxi scams are probably the most common in most major cities, especially when it comes to
airport to hotel transfers. Uber eliminates that worry or fear of getting conned.
Connect with Yoske & Vins : Facebook, Twitter
8) Adam Groffman – Travels of Adam
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9. (i) Google Maps – I favorite locations using the site on my desktop, then when I’m out and about traveling I’ll see all
my starred locations on the map so that I can find where I want to check out.
(ii) Foursquare/Swarm – I like to check-in to the places I visit so that I have a record of all the cool places I’ve been
when traveling.
Connect with Adam : Facebook, Twitter
9) Sharon Gourlay –Where’s Sharon?
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10. (i) TripCase –This is a handy and free app that stores all my travel bookings. You are also able to share your
bookings with others, so I set it up so my husband can see everything too which makes it very useful.
(ii) Agoda – It’s my hotel booking site of choice and I find the app much more useful to use than the website as there
is better filtering and the map view is more useful.
I hope this is what you were after
Connect with Sharon : Facebook, Twitter
10) Aileen Adalid – I Am Aileen
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11. If there are 2 apps that I could not live without, first would be PackPoint. I tend to be extremely forgetful so I find the
features of PackPoint extremely helpful since it functions like a check-list — it helps me remember all of the things
that I should pack for my trip and it could even provide a suggested list based on my length of travel, weather in my
destination and activities during my trip.
Second app that I can’t part with is Trail Wallet! This nifty piece of technology helps me track my travel expenses
easily in an organized manner. Try it out for yourself and you will definitely see how its interactive and
comprehensive charts can aid you to remain within your budget.
Connect with Aileen : Facebook, Twitter
11) JB & Renée – Will Fly For Food
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12. That’s easy as we only really use just 2:
(i) Tripomatic
(ii) XE Currency
Hope that helps.
Connect with JB & Renée : Facebook, Twitter
12) Dan – Points With A Crew
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13. (i) Rome2rio – I covered Rome2Rio – it’s basically Google Maps Transit on steroids. It’s especially helpful in cities
that you’re not used to – giving you different train, bus and other public transportation options, along with their
approximate cost and where you can buy tickets.
(ii) Award wallet– Many of the miles and points tools are great, but definitely the one that I use the most is Award
Wallet. It lets you put in your user information for every single airline, hotel, car rental and other mileage program,
and automatically tracks it.
Connect with Dan : Facebook, Twitter
A Big Thank You to All Travel Experts who Responded and also the one’s who couldn’t
Respond
We, at Maavalan Travels loved interacting with all of you, thank you so much for taking out the time
and reverting to us.
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