The holiday season begins, so it’s time to plan a trip. We know that this is not an easy task from our own experiences, because we should think about everything in the smallest detail: a route, buying tickets, rental housing, order trips and other important points.
You must be on the alert in the journey itself, because you don’t always know which surprises you expect in another city or country. We found a way to help. They asked Misha Roncainen, one of the author of the Telegram channel, to choose applications that would simplify your life in the holiday organization.
Misha Roncainen, Telegram channel “Enped” writer writer
Rome2rio
Allows you to put various routes between the two points. Sometimes it offers more optimal roads that are not too clear.
Trip.com
It is a great reservation system all over the world with one of the best loyalty programs to date. You can find the hotel and tickets at a good price.
Omiya
Search bar for buses, trains and planes. The service offers both complex routes and transfers. A simple record and payment process. It reflects the number of remaining tickets, the transportation company and the cost of each ticket.
Orbitz
Used to search for housing. The service in the first line is pleasant because it offers a profitable loyalty system.
Flight connections
It shows where and where the planes fly. You can see all the flights available in the application.
Skipped
It offers non -hidden flight options: sometimes with recommended placement, a flight can be cheaper and the journey can be more saturated.
Organic Maps
Offline cards. They work without advertising. Maps.me’s former founders did after leaving the company.
Previously, we talked about the edges of the flags in travels you can avoid. How? Read here.
Source: People Talk
Errol Villanueva is an author and lifestyle journalist who writes for The Fashion Vibes. With a passion for exploring the latest trends in fashion, food, travel, and wellness, Errol’s articles are a must-read for anyone interested in living a stylish and fulfilling life.
