Interactive Travel Guide
It's actually been the lowest performing segment of digital content today because it just hasn't been useful. Even if you can't imagine yourself carrying an iPad with you while traveling, more than 80% of international travelers use their smartphones while traveling abroad. Domestic travelers are also not immune to using the smartphones to search for maps, restaurants and other activities. The beauty of these features being available in app format - aside from the ease of carrying it with you - is that it makes planning for travel a much more interactive experience. Each guide features rich maps and high-resolution photos, allowing you to immerse yourself in your travel before you begin your trip. You can scroll through photo galleries, tap into specific pictures and immediately access a host of information related to your journey, such as location, history and relevant websites and phone numbers. Not only that, but you can also access real-time weather reports and layered maps, so you can see restaurants, places to stay and attractions all in one place - and be sure to know if you should dress for a sunny day or a rainy day. The use of digital devices with regards to travel is a flourishing phenomenon, according to latest research. In the same way you would make notes, highlights or bookmarks with print travel guide books, you can do the same thing with these travel guides - except the process is much more streamlined. Simply by highlighting that line, the museum will come up in a notebook feature on the app. All of the details is cross linked, so you never have to lose track of where you're in the guidebook.
