Don't Travel Without These 12 ESSENTIAL Travel Apps (2024 Travel Apps)

12 MUST-DOWNLOAD Travel Apps for 2024 and beyond. From communicating with locals, to getting around city streets with ease, and how to use your phone internationally, these are some of the Best Apps for Travel.

These travel apps have made my travels much smoother!

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0:00 The 12 Best Apps for Travel
0:43 Travel App #1: Tripit
01:22 Travel App #2: Google Maps
02:21 Travel App #3: City Mapper
02:57 Travel App #4: Holafly
04:44 Travel App #5: Google Translate
05:57 Travel App #6: Viator Airbnb Experiences
06:45 Travel App #7: GlobeTips
07:19 Travel App #8: Surfshark
08:26 Travel App #9: Rick Steves Audio Europe
09:40 Travel App #10: Rideshare App
10:27 Travel App #11: Train App
11:15 Travel App #11: Your Airline’s App

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[a.r.r.]

Due to my travels across multiple continents, the most important phrase I have learned in many languages:
"Thank you. That was delicious!" You're going to learn Thank You anyways so learn 'that was delicious.'
You will be the friend of many food kiosks, restaurants, etc.

[JK-bezv]

You guys are awesome. We leave Sunday for 6 weeks of Europe. Your help has been wonderful. Just clicked back into your channel to get Surfshark through your link so you get some credit for us signing up as a "thank you" for all you have done. You are both natural TV voices and could do a live show like Rick Steve's. Since he is older now, there is a gap in the market for young blood like you all. Cheers, Scott and Jane.

[taylordarcy]

I just watched 5 videos and feel so much better about my upcoming trip to Portugal. Thank you!!

[anilarahim]

Hello, I am from Pakistan and travelling solo to Madrid, Milan, Venice, Florence and Zurich in July. Though I have been to 36 countries but always had my hotels, flights, tours everything booked in advance by a travel agent. Your vlogs have educated me very well…. Have already downloaded the necessary apps and highly appreciate your efforts of making these very useful easy to understand vlogs…. Will safe many from getting into trouble which many would not want to specifically when travelling for fun. Stay blessed 😊

[tonysimson]

Always looking to add apps to the range I travel with. Google Translate may be handy but “Say Hi” takes language translation to a new level. You can speak in English and have your phone read it back in the language you require. You can take pics of signs or menus and have them translated. Also “Rome to Rio” as an alternate to “City Mapper”. And lastly “Trip Advisor” particularly when planning your trip to get local advice. Cheers

[omarshahin]

This has to be one of the most informative videos I have ever watched! This is amazing. I loved all of your recommendations and I have never subscriber to a channel like yours so quickly!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! <3

[mharper]

Good share on Rick Steve's! His stuff is stellar!

[mv]

Long distance busses are a thing in Europe, especially Flixbus. Quite cheap, and now you can even book specific seats. I like to sit upstair in the front of their double deckers, never boring.

[coleenknickelbein]

TripIt saved us from missing our connecting flight in 2018. We bought tickets in Nov for travel in May. 3 weeks before our trip I heard of and downloaded TripIt. Within a few days, I got a notification that our flight time had changed. It turns out, our flight from Omaha to Newark was cancelled and we were rerouted thru Chicago. Unfortunately, our flight in to Chicago arrived 20 minutes AFTER our Aer Lingus connection left. I dont know if I would have caught that had it not been for the TripIt notification.

[sculptor]

I'm a Google Maps addict. But I must add in here; there are many areas in Europe where Google Maps still provides excellent navigation, BUT is not as well integrated with municipal services (such as bus schedules) or up to date with local businesses (such as with store or restaurant hours).

[terrys]

Rick Steves has info in printed books that has led me wrong, but my wife and I used his audio guide last year when we were in Pompeii, and it was really great!

[elvlado]

Be really careful when using google maps on south america and even in europe ( Paris for ex). The app does not take in consideration bad and dangerous neighborhoods and you can be quickly in trouble if you follow indications to walk through the city.

[zed]

The SBB Mobile app for the Swiss rail system was amazing and easy to use.

[kirstennorling]

We are leaving in November for our open ended long term travel (retiring). This is very useful! Thanks!

[kimollhoff-nett]

So glad I found you! Very helpful tips for a new overseas traveler

[AmitP-jn]

Quite good...especially Airbnb experiences & Holafly & Google translate and City mapper...and i stopped the video because i had work..but will try Airbnb experiences when visiting Florence, Rome. Thanks bro

[shannonhutchinson]

In Asia, Grab and Get Your Guide were our favorites.

[AlphonseSmith-isqf]

Your eSim Provider App is Always the Top Priority

[rolfsdoodles]

Tipping is such a bizarre concept, and the fact that you'd need an app for it, just confirms that.

[DonaldKhan-cr]

Wow, this video is a lifesaver! These travel apps are going to make my trips so much easier and more enjoyable. Thanks for sharing these must-have tools for 2024! 🌍📱✈