Forget bulky guidebooks and single-purpose gadgets. Load up your device with these useful tools to travel smarter on your next holiday abroad.
Smartphones are steadily rendering other devices – and even physical media – obsolete. Your phone is now your camera, newspaper, library, map, entertainment hub, shopping portal, and more. This versatility becomes even more crucial when travelling.
When you’re thousands of miles from home, suddenly remembering you’ve forgotten an essential item or not completed a task at home is not ideal.lets you fashion reusable lists, with the added benefit of working cross-platform and even allowing you to delegate tasks to other people in your party.This one uses the slogan “hotels and more” on the Google Play store, but it’s the “hotels” function we’re here for.
Magazines are great, right up until you need to shove a dozen of them into your in-flight bag and then carry them around. For the price of a couple of publications, Readly provides instant access to over 7000 of the things – and countless back issues. You can even share your subscription with up to five friends.
There are more advanced budget apps out there, but who wants the hassle when on holiday? This app is designed to help you define a budget, quickly log expenses, make sure the sum total of the latter doesn’t look like it’ll getWhether or not you throw all your savings into a Monzo account, getting one isn’t a bad idea if you’re travelling with friends. Monzo promises that foreign transactions are free from fees, and the app lets you split bills with a few taps.
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