“Traveling can be a wonderful mind-expanding adventure, but it also comes along with its own unique set of challenges, like figuring out exchange rates, staying within our budget, keeping documents organized and safe, documenting our trip to preserve our memories and so on,” Nona Blackman writes for Envato Tuts+.
“Fortunately for us, in this digital age, there’s an abundance of free apps at our disposal to help cut through some of the trickier aspects of travel,” Blackman writes.
Covered in the full article:
1. World Explorer
2. Weather Live Free
3. BudgetTail Light
4. Find.Exchange
5. Evernote
6. Day One
7. PhotoSync
8. Road Trip Planner Lite
9. Hours
10. Postcard
Read more in the full article here.
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Dang there are some nice apps in that list, the currency exchange is particularly nice.
And, as usual, the Aussie exchange rate is such that it’d be a good time for you to visit us again. 😉
Nothing to see.
Most can be done in a browser window on any device. As to other specific apps, there are far better ones.
WeatherPro, for example is far better than Weather Live Free.
Another throwaway article. “Hey Judy, give me 300 words on travel apps.”
Recently took a road trip. iExit was a GREAT app to have.