5 Best Travel Apps for 2017

Smartphones put a whole world of information at our fingertips, which has never been more helpful than when exploring a foreign country. Here’s 5 apps that will make your journey a little bit easier.

All apps are free and work on Android and iPhone/iOS.

MAPS.ME
This app allows you to download entire regions or countries for offline use (using the OpenStreetMap dataset). While the app isn’t as polished or feature-complete as Google Maps, it does provide turn-by-turn directions.

TripIt
The app will display a single timeline for each trip, listing every reservation from flights to hotels to tours. While the app will help you stay organized while planning, it’s also incredibly helpful while on the road.

Rome2Rio
Rome2Rio is the ultimate resource for comparing your options for inter-city transportation. Plug in two cities and Rome2Rio will show you the different modes of transportation available to you.

WiFi Map
The WiFi Map app lets you access an invaluable database of WiFi networks and passwords. The app displays a map of your current location with all nearby reported hotspots. For any hotspots that are in range will give you the option to connect automatically with the password in the database.

Google Photos
Google Photos provides unlimited backups of all your photos and videos to the cloud. The mobile app will effortlessly back up your media in the background.

[DivertLiving]

bro i have been traveling full time for 3 months now and i absolutely love this video because it is so useful! thanks for the great tips and if your ever in Asia let me know! subbing for sure

[BeyondBorders]

This really brilliant. Awesome suggestions. I used three of these apps and I've already downloaded the other two. Brilliant

[traveldiary]

To save your memories during travel best app is TravelDiary!

[Carmen-scdq]

good tips! Google photos is unlimited, really? Goodle Drive gives you only 15GB free