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This is a great comprehensive list of travel apps put together by the folks at The Best Degrees.org.
9 Travel Apps for the Thrifty Student
Everyone likes to travel, but not everyone can afford it. And if you’re a broke college student, it’s time to get inventive and thrifty about the globetrotting you can do. Whether it’s armchair tourism, skirting TSA issues, or finding a place to stay when you’re broke and stranded in a strange country, we’ve got you covered. For the traveling or wannabe traveling students, here are our nine top travel apps. Read More here!
I previously wrote about some of my favorite travel apps. Here’s a recap of some of the apps that I use for iPhone. I’m going to be exploring Android ones with my HTC Droid Incredible provided by Verizon Wireless. #VZWA and #samp. Anywho, here are the apps:
foursquare – Foursquare Labs, Inc. – Personally I like checking intofoursquare locally so why not do so when you travel. For security purposes, you may not want to Share your checkins on social networking sites and so you have the opportunity to do so, but you can get great advice from locals and get discounts on restaurants, eateries, stores and more. In an earlier article I wrote about the Dallas-Fort Worth International airport offering travelers discounts on shops and restaurants if they check-in.
TripAdvisor Hotels Flights Restaurants – TripAdvisor LLC – I used this recently on my vacation to Maui in the spring in order to find some great restaurants to eat at.That’s how I found the restaurant Star Noodle in the Lahaina area of Maui, Hawaii.
KAYAK Mobile – kayak.com – I use Kayak on a regular basis on the PC and now I can use it on my iPhone or tablet. They use a search matrix algorithm to find the best deals on air travel
TripIt – Travel Organizer – FREE – TripIt – TripIt allows you to keep track of all of your online itineraries in one place. A must for busy families trying to keep everything in place. I used this for all my itineraries on my trips and it keeps things organized. You can also add photos as objects to your itineraries.
Tags: travel, travel apps, travel tips, travel tuesday
This entry was posted on October 15, 2012 at 10:35 pm and is filed under single parent travel, Travel Related, Travel Tuesday. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
Heather is the Dallas Single Mom and is an avid runner, parent, eco mom, social media consultant, writer, and web enthusiast. She lives in the Dallas-Fort Worth Area.




