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What Reddit Says About Travel Apps

We compiled 10 Reddit discussions about Travel apps from 6 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.

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What travel apps are you using these days? : r/travel

r/travel
... Hotel Aggregators - Expedia, ... (found this the best so far for nearly every country and way better service and support compared to Tripadviser and Viator)...

Top 5 Apps you use daily when you travel?

r/TravelHacks
If Europe, Rick Steve’s audio Europe app, but I use the transcripts to focus on the must see stops ... This man romances. ... If traveling with a group: Splitwise.

What's your must-have travel app that most people don't know about?

r/Android
Someone on reddit made a table too: https://www.reddit.com/r/best_eSIM_providers/comments/1984tvl/best_esim_providers_comparison_table_for/ ... Good to know. I think it was reddit where I got the recommendation for airalo in the first place and I really only need to use it if I'm traveling outs...

Must have travel related Apps?

r/travel
While flight and hotel reservation apps are welcome, those are also well known. ... While travelling - Tripit is supposed to be good but I haven't been able to get it to work. And of course local apps. Tripadvisor maybe?

The must have apps for travel? : r/traveladvice

r/traveladvice
traveling: airalo for esims is pretty good. i also use trav (gotrav.app) for daily spend tracking—i actually built it because i wanted something better for solo budgets than just a spreadsheet. post: splitwise if you did any group tours or shared dinners and need to get money back from people. ...

Best apps for constant travel

r/digitalnomad
I don't recommend Mooveit anymore for route mapping, they changed the app to show many MANY ads. Google maps is better. ... For flights and hotels Trabber.com and kayak. I also like Google maps and for restaurants The Fork.

What are your absolute must-have travel apps?

r/backpacking
Thanks for the travelspend rec, I’ll try it out. I’m always using spreadsheet or notepad ... Updoot for grab. Really made the last trip awesome. ... Rdytofly for planning everything one place, navigating during the trip, tracking expenses. Helped me to delete 5 different apps which I previousky had ...

RIP Google Travel - Best alternatives?

r/travel
Bolt is a great Uber alternative (often you save a bit compared to Uber) that is available in many areas abroad, but not in North America. For airport rides, it’s considerably cheaper in my experience. Worth it for rides in general as well. They’re pretty generous with promos especially when you’re ...

Travel Apps - Are They Really Necessary?

r/travel
The free version automatically processes e-mailed travel confirmations and organizes these into separate trips, which I can then edit to my liking by adding notes and making adjustments to suit my plans. I manually add other items (such as planned public transit routes) to have an overview of my ent...

Looking at a year Travelling, does anyone recommend any apps that will make picking and organising my itinerary any easier?

r/TravelHacks
Another App i swear by is stippl. It doesnt help for budgets but you can plan our your destinations and days ... Also, i genuinely enjoy planning trips and have planned a few for friends, so if you need more advice feel free to ask More replies ... Google Docs and sheets for me, I can put them offli...

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r/travelr/TravelHacksr/Androidr/traveladvicer/digitalnomadr/backpacking

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