Travel cost from philippines to hong kong?
Airline and Price Options - Return Price or Round trip: Manila - Hong Kong HKD 1283 ( Excluding tax ) Philippine Airlines Plus Service Fee HKD 103 Earliest Return: 02 days Latest Return: 08 days HKD 3123 ( Excluding tax ) Cathay Pacific Plus Service Fee HKD 250 Earliest Return: 02 days Latest Return: 08 days
Best iPhone apps for traveling in Rome?
You'll find several official iOS apps. For example:Roma Capitale official appMusei in Comune - MiC Roma appMAXXI appMacro - Museo d’Arte Contemporanea RomaMuoversiaroma.it Mobile is the webapp for public transport news in Rome.
What is the best travelling iPhone application for a 9 day trip through Europe?
Here are some free apps that I've used when traveling overseas that work well offline:- Currency (http://appshopper.com/travel/cur...)- My Maps Editor [access/cache Google My Maps] (http://appshopper.com/navigation...)- synchronize [figure out the time in other timezones] (http://appshopper.com/utilities/...)- PowerPlug [figure out what plugs/adapters to bring] (http://appshopper.com/travel/pow...)- Metro [public transportation routes] (http://appshopper.com/travel/metro)- TravelHelp [cache wikitravel entries] (http://appshopper.com/travel/tra...)- TripIt [save your itinerary for access offline] (http://appshopper.com/travel/tri...) or Kayak (http://appshopper.com/travel/kayak)- Gmail [better searching of emails when you find wifi than the Mail app] (http://appshopper.com/productivi...)I would also recommend having some sort of program that you can save PDFs with, I use GoodReader (http://appshopper.com/productivi...), but there are others out there that are probably cheaper. It's handy to quickly pull up your hotel/flight confirmations rather than dig through your emails or if you don't want to waste paper.Hope that helps, have a good trip!
What are the best iPhone apps for traveling/living in India?
One of the travel app that I find appealing is Incredible India. The app got captivating UI and loaded with many user-friendly features. It is worth giving a look. To know more about this enticing app, check out Behance.
What's the best series of iPhone travel guides?
Disclaimer: I am the Designer / Product Manager responsible for publishing Wallpaper* City Guides on the App Store, Nokia Store, and Windows Phone Marketplace.-Compiled by Wallpaper* magazine’s travel experts, and published by Phaidon, Wallpaper* City Guides for iOS are a series of universal apps designed and optimised for iPad, iPhones (product), and iPod Touch (Apple Product).Each app contains a shortlist of recommended places, organised by Landmarks, Hotels, 24 Hours, Urban Life (cafés, restaurants, bars and nightclubs), Architour (a guide to the city's iconic buildings), Shopping, Sports and Spas, and Escapes (where to go if you want to leave town), and includes an introduction to the city, Essential Info, and an Insider's Guide (which typically profiles an interesting local, and features where they like to eat, drink, and shop).Each guide presents iconic architecture, the best restaurants, hippest bars and luxury hotels, as well as the most enticing galleries, shops and spas — perfect for business and design-savvy travellers.In terms of design and user experience, you'll find a clean, pixel-perfect interface optimised for display on all of Apple's iOS devices. Version 2 of the apps introduced a tab bar to quickly tap between:A table view of contents to drill-down to recommendationsA thumbnail grid to view all of the images featured in the app with a single swipe, with the option to filter by sectionA map of all places featured in the app, with the option to filter by section, and add keywords to further refine resultsA segmented control to switch between a colour-coded neighbourhoods guide, and a searchable, alphabetised list of all places featured in the appA reorderable list of bookmarked places, with the option to share via email, and plot places on a mapOther useful features include in-app map and web browsing.There are currently 60 Wallpaper* City Guides for iOS, each presenting “a tightly edited, discreetly packaged list of the best a location has to offer the design conscious traveller”.An overview of the series is available here: http://www.phaidon.com/travelWallpaper* City Guides for iOS are available to download on the App Store* and Milan is currently available to download for free**.* http://itunes.com/apps/phaidonpress** http://itunes.apple.com/app/mila...
What are the best iPhone apps for chronicling a trip?
I can't think of a single app that would take care of it. When I'm traveling, I often rely on Instagram to document everything, but my needs are different from yours: it's just me doing the documenting, and photos with a little animation is enough for me. I think Instagram solves the problem for stills, but that's leaves text, videos, and the fact that multiple people are involved. Two things to consider would be a private Facebook group (leveraging Instagram's FB connectivity for stills, and FB's own iOS app for video and text), or a Wordpress blog. With a little experimentation--I'd be happy to help you test it, if you need a beta tester--I think you could hammer out a workflow that would make it easy and fairly robust.