A thread of bomb travel apps to help you plan cheaper, better, and faster.
Skyscanner is my favorite travel app for finding insanely cheap flight deals.
I use the ‘everywhere’ function to play flight roulette when I have a hard time deciding where to go or if I’m on a budget.
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Don't sleep on @Groupon for travel
Found this 10-day tour of China for $549 - flights, all hotels, all transportation, tour guide, and 5 meals included.😩
You can find discounted hotels, resorts, city passes, restaurants, events, and WHOLE pre-planned trips.
The best currency conversion app so you don't have to do any guessing when it comes to foreign $
You can download offline conversion rates for the countries you plan to visit so that you can use it without wifi or cellular data.
Hotels give @HotelTonight their unsold rooms and they’re able to sell them at a lower rate. They show you the best deals each day.
Perfect for US travel. I've saved hundreds on hotels with this app.
use CiJOHNSON22 for $25 off
Tired of long custom lines?
@mobpassport is an expedited customs line and its free(vs. Global Entry which is $100)
Currently in 25 US Airports
The restaurant struggle is real when traveling if you're vegan. Find veg-friendly restaurants around the world w/ this app.
@HappyCow app is 3.99 but the website is free.
@googlemaps is the goat for its offline feature. You can save a city map if you don't have service/wifi. I used it in Iceland where I was constantly driving through remote areas.
It can create a city guide when you arrive in a new place.
Alot of people tell me they don't travel bc of language barriers. This app is free and it def helps! I've had conversations with taxi drivers, waiters, etc. using this. You can download offline languages & even use voice and photo tranlsation.
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What are your fav travel apps?
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