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6 apps to help vanquish fear of flying

  Apps! In the 2020s it seems like our lives practically run on them, and whatever the issue or problem, as the saying goes, “there’s an app for that”. Fear of flying is no exception, and here are a half dozen which counter aerophobia, approaching it from different angles. So download this! read post

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Hotel booking apps in '4 Helpful Hotel/Resort Tips - Plus You Don't Need a Travel Agent to Land a Great Property'

A fair number of factors need to be taken into account when planning a vacation, from picking a destination to deciding upon your dates, putting together an itinerary, and booking transportation. And of course you also need to figure out where to stay - and this can be especially challenging if you are traveling to the destination for the first time. read post

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Where to Get Dataset of All Continents, Cities and Zip Codes for Travel App?

Hi Everyone!I am developing a travel application for non-commercial purpose. The main agenda of designing this mobile application is to help the travellers around the globe with quality guides, maps and information of hotels, parks etc. I have designed its template and even trying to connect different travel agents to help the tourists. Now, I need to include all continents, countries, cities and their postal codes, but I am confused about the right place to fetch data. In the beginning, my…

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  • The latest greatest Nassau app: http://sutromedia.com/apps/Nassau_Selective_Seductive
  • mTrip Travel Guides is doing a free app week. Each day a different city guide is free in the App Store. Check out www.mtrip.com for more on the product or the App Store to get your free travel guide :-)
  • ICONO Serveis Culturals is a company of customized cultural services, we design tailor made products : literary, cultural, artistic tours and activities based on our client preferences, time and interests. Every customer is unique for us.
    We are a team of professionals specialized in Arts, History, Architecture, Tourism and Popular Culture that love their job, so we enjoy creating something special for our groups.

    We are well known for having created a Barcelona Movie Walking tour and some literary tours of great success: The Shadow of the Wind and the Cathedral of the Sea.

    Our services are available in all languages.
    We are based in Barcelona but we provide services all over Spain.

    We have developped an app for iPhone where you can check and buy our tours. If you want to know further about it, have a look to this article: http://www.iconoserveis.com/english/culturals-news-barcelona.php#IC...

    Comments/opinions are accepted!!

    Best regards for everybody!!
  • Check out our new, free travel app for Springfield, Missouri, at www.VisitSpringfield.mobi.
  • If you are traveling to South Africa for the World Cup, you should take a look at the myLanguage Travel Companion for South Africa.

    http://www.mylanguage.me/applications/mylanguage-travel-companion-f...

    It's the only connectionless app to combine a phrasebook that translates from languages spoken by the representing countries to Afrikaans and English, with dining, sightseeing, match schedules and groups.
  • For Disney World fans: Just found out about a cool app, "Undercover Tourist," released earlier this month. Navigating DW with the family can be quite a production, and you can end up wasting half the day on line, cutting down on the value you receive for your admission ticket. But this incorporates not just a detailed guide to the Disney Parks but also tools to help you plan and maximize your visit by providing wait times in real time, integrated into park maps. So for example you can choose the park with the fewest crowds on a given day, or coordinate your day to hit the rides and restaurants when the wait times are shortest. You can also buy discounted attraction tickets through this app. It costs $1.99 for the first 90 days after release, then $3.99.
  • HI everyone. Although I am a Blackberry Bold user, cannot LIVE without the keyboard, I have a new iPod Touch that I use for TV shows on the plane and apps. This way it's much less likely I won't run out of batteries on either device. : ) Nice to meet you!

    Samantha The Highway Girl
  • ChicWalks Vancouver Shopping App, every shopaholics must-have shopping app for his/her iPhone or iPod Touch, is being featured on FMA Entertainment
    Weekly, LA to Vancouver, the new up-and-coming entertainment TV show.
    Don't miss this hot new show, being aired every Saturday at 10:30PM for 13
    weeks on KVOS, Channel 23, in Vancouver. The show focuses on fashion,
    music and art and will feature exclusive celebrity interviews and
    up-to-date entertainment news on everything Westcoast, from LA to Vancouver.

    You can get the app from the iTunes App Store here: bit.ly/ChicWalks_on_iTunes
    To learn more about the app and to see the step-by-step demo, check out the YouTube Video: bit.ly/ChicWalks_on_YouTube
    You can also check out ChicWalks online at http://www.chicwalks.com/home.html
    Become a Fan of the ChicWalks Facebook page, bit.ly/ChicWalks_Facebook
    Follow Ms Chic around the world on Twitter, http://twitter.com/ChicWalksCEO.

  • In reply to Wendy, we have an app for iPhone and iPod Touch (iTunes: ChicWalks) and are currently testing for other SmartPhone platforms. Personally, and after testing so many different phones, I still don't see any other phone that matches the iPhone; couldn't live without it! I use my apps constantly, in everyday life and for travel purposes. Very easy to use, stylish and powerful.
  • There was an interesting piece yesterday on MSNBC.com on the effect of smartphone/iPhone translators on the travel experience called "Have Smartphones Licked the Language Barrier?" and asking the question, "Does too much technology make conversation, translation a dull game?"

    Any thoughts/experiences?
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