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Soon to Thailand? Here are the best travel apps for your tablet

By Editorial
Posted in Apps, Gadgets
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December 30 2013

Are you taking your tablet to Thailand? Then these 10 travel apps will make your trip even more fun.

Clapper
You can send an old school postcard worldwide with photos from your smartphone with this Dutch app. A reasonably fast internet connection is required. The app itself is free, but the tickets cost €1,99 each.

Evernote
Once the trip is booked, it's useful to have a place to store email confirmations, reviews, lists, and recommendations from friends. Evernote is an app that syncs between different devices and keeps everything. Saves time and once at destination no hassle with paperwork.
Dug Campbell, Product Marketing Manager

Sphere
This app comes into its own on the iPad and contains endless atmospheric images of destinations that have been photographed 360 degrees. A compelling piece of technology and the range is constantly increasing.

Remember the milk
This is a great holiday helper. All things that still need to be done at home can be stored here so that enjoying the holiday remains a priority, but things are not forgotten.

forever folder
Use this app to download maps before your journey begins. Even in airplane mode, the maps can be consulted to find favorite spots.

TuneIn
This app offers the possibility to listen to your favorite radio station for free. There is a choice of more than 70.000 radio stations. Never travel without your favorite music again!

TripIt
TripIt collects all your travel plans and puts them in a special travel program so that everything is in a clear and organized place. CEO Gareth Williams' personal assistant says he can no longer do without planning his agenda.

AroundMe
Allows users to find the nearest hotels, restaurants, theaters, parking options and hospitals at a glance. The best of its kind.

Flight+
Flight+ is the ultimate travel partner. This app monitors all available flight data worldwide in real time and displays it in an intuitive interface.

Skyscanner
Skyscanner's free app is the best free travel app on the market. Ideal for quickly and easily finding the cheapest flights and booking them right away. Even when you are travelling. For inspiration, the iPad app is perfect. Turn the virtual globe and the cheapest flights at that moment appear on the screen.

Source: Skyscanner

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3 Responses to “Soon to Thailand? Here are the best travel apps for your tablet”

  1. William Zijlmans says up
    31 December 2013 at 10: 57

    Here are some useful apps for the iPad.
    12go.asia: gives all possible (train/boat/bus/plane, etc) connections with the corresponding ticket prices.
    Translate: translates from one language eg NL into another language eg Thai. If desired, the app will even speak it for you.

  2. Robert Piers says up
    31 December 2013 at 12: 37

    Here are three more nice apps for the I-pad:

    1) Amazing Thailand (90 destinations)
    2) Tourisme Thailand (an Ebook with many extensive brochures in English and Thai) and
    3) Sombat Tour (bus schedule, times, distances and costs).

    For everyone: best wishes for 2014 and editors: please 2014 as exciting, interesting, etc. as 2013!

    Good luck in 2014 and beyond!

  3. ferdinand says up
    31 December 2013 at 21: 46

    Just a quick appreciation. This is info we can use. Thank you


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