If you’re strapped for time, the suggested Day Plans seem to have something for everyone. You won’t need to eat into your data with Google Trips, or be stuck if your vacation is in a remote location with no cell service. And all the information will be accessible even if you’re not connected to the internet or to cellular service. You can do the same here by downloading each trip to your phone.
TRIPS GOOGLE OFFLINE
You’ve probably already saved some dough by using the offline feature on Google Maps. You get all of your airport options, from public transportation directions to costs of taxis. Getting Around has all the transportation information you could think of. For example, Historic Boston has 10 sites mapped out, each one including all of the information you’d see if you found it on Google search (reviews, open and close time) and the travel time between each stop.įood & Drink will give you a basic overview of the area’s specialties, and then suggest establishments based on categories like “family-friendly,” “food with a view,” “cocktail specialists” and many more. I had nothing definite planned, but for testing’s sake, I tried out a hypothetical trip to Boston.ĭay Plans are suggested themed itineraries. It’s also worth noting that you cannot make reservations directly from the app - it shows only the reservations you already made. You’ll need to forward any reservations made using your work email to your Gmail account if you want those to show up. Reservations will show you the flight, hotel and car rental information that it collects from the Gmail account you registered with. There are guides for most other cities as well, but you won’t get Day Plans and Getting Around options for those smaller locations. The app has complete guides for more than 200 major cities, and each of those has six main features: Reservations, Things to Do, Saved Places, Day Plans, Food & Drink and Getting Around. In that case, you do not have to create a new one, just jump into the existing trip and make changes as you see fit. If the app has enough of your data, you may already have the trip listed. If you’re hitting multiple cities, you can add those as well.
It’s All-Inclusive (Only if You Use Gmail)Īfter setting up the app using your Gmail account, you can create your first trip - simply search for the destination city and put in your dates.
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