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Whether you're packing your carry on or loading up the RV

you need more than a neck pillow

and reading material for your trip.

But we've got you covered,

so all that's left to do is grab a suitcase and some shades

or a parka, your call.

If you're going to be hitting the road or flying in,

Airbnb and HotelTonight are great options

for finding lodging.

Be it last minute accommodations or planning in advance,

you can find super unique homes or meet your host

if you want to share a home with Airbnb

and HotelTonight can hook you up with open rooms

at cheaper prices.

For road trippers, gas buddy is a necessity

because simply put,

you don't want to find yourself on empty in unknown places.

iExit can solve similar woes but also tells you

if there are other worthwhile stops along the freeway.

And Roadtrippers can also point out cool pit stops

as well as let you save locationss to go back to later.

Because you cannot miss the world's oldest chair museum

off Exit 23.

For flyers, download TripIt or TripCase

both apps show you all the basic info you need

to get on your flight.

And even if you don't fly first class,

you can layover like a boss with LoungeBuddy.

You can find out which fancy airport lounges

have one-time fees and pay for them directly from the app.

If none are available the app's consolation prize

is that it's a pocket friendly map of all the amenities

available to regular people.

And for planning purposes, download Hopper

so you can keep ahead of airfare predictions.

No matter how you're getting

to wherever it is you're going

you'll need Google Maps.

Sure it's been around forever but the app's latest features

make it even better for travellers.

Real-time detours, more locationss you can explore around,

and consistently smarter turn-by-turn directions

and arrival predictions make it a stand-by for your trips.

Because your vacation is only fun once you get to it.