Treece Talks Travel
The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeing new landscapes, but in having new eyes.*
Travel doesn’t start when you hit the road—and it doesn’t end when you arrive home.
Travel is a life-long journey that feeds the soul … increases understanding of the world and our place in it …and inspires us to plan and use our resources to make the most of living boldly without regret. Whether you are staycationing, jetting off on a bucket-list adventure, or transitioning to a new living situation, we offer these helpful tips and timely news to make your next adventure even more enjoyable.

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Best Travel Apps

Hopper
Hopper analyzes billions of flights, watching the price changes, and then informs you when to buy in order to get a deal. The user interface is clean and easy to use, and it only takes 60 seconds to book a flight. They have now started doing hotel bookings too, and you can set up a tracker for a specific hotel instead of the whole city it’s in.

Skyscanner
Skyscanner works by searching for the cheapest deals and best options through all its travel partners. It shows you the cheapest dates to book, you can set price alerts and if you’re not sure where to go, you can put in your departing airport and search “Anywhere” or “Top Deals” to give you a list of the most affordable destinations available.

Booking.com
This app works for advance bookings and last-minute ones too. They have thousands of hotels, B&B’s, motels, and hostels linked to their app, and the comparison feature shows you the prices, reviews, amenities, and rating of all the accommodation options near where you want to stay. The app has over 130 million reviews, so you’ll know exactly what to expect from each establishment to make your decision about whether it’s the place for you or not.

Citymapper
Citymapper is one of the best travel apps you can use to find and use public transport. It currently covers 41 cities worldwide and the list is ever-growing. The app lists the search results by journey time, departing time, cost, and includes public transport, walking, taxis, and floating brands like bicycles, moped, and car-sharing. You can even search for wheelchair-accessible options too.

Google Maps
Google Maps is a must-have free travel app! It will give you directions for car travel, walking, cycling, and public transport. It acts as a GPS, telling you when to turn and guiding you to your destination on the fastest route available. If you’re worried about data costs when abroad, you can also download offline maps for specific areas for use when you have no internet connection.
*Marcel Proust
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