Visited: Personalized World Map Travel App Now Available In 31 Languages For Worldwide Users
Mar 29, 2017
Visited, created by Arriving In High Heels, now has language support for 31 different languages, making the travel app truly global for the first time.
Toronto, Canada - March 29, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Traveling the world is an ambition many people hold, and in the age of globalization, it has become easier than ever to achieve. With people travelling so much it has become difficult to keep track of countries where you have been and where you want to go. Arriving In High Heels is a popular travel blog that recently launched its own travel map app, that enables people to track their travels across the world. They have just updated the app with support for 31 different languages.
The app, which allows people to create a Personalized World Map, will now be available for use by people around the world in their native language. The app allows people to highlight countries they have visited, set travel goals for countries they have yet to visit, and tracks the amount of the world they have seen.
By creating a Travel App, they are encouraging more people than ever to travel. The app also has sharable options for social media, so people can share their experiences and their map with friends, to inspire them to travel more too.
A spokesperson for Arriving In High Heels explained, “We are pleased to be able to offer more comprehensive language support on the app for users from around the world, covering 31 of the world’s most commonly spoken languages. Our website provides regular travel inspiration, and the app allows people to keep track of where that inspiration has taken them. Now, with additional language support, we can confidently call this a global travel app for global travellers. We hope this brings more travelers together regardless of what language they speak.”
About Arriving In High Heels: Arriving In High Heels started out as a travel blog but over time developed into multiple travel to share with fellow travel enthusiasts, helping them keep track of their adventure statistics, set goals, and share experiences socially. The blog is regularly updated by a committed team of writers and travelers, who aim to provide the best travel advice and inspiration, while the app developer team works hard to provide added value for readers.
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Name: Arriving In High Heels Team
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Organization: Arriving In High Heels
For more information, please visit http://www.arrivinginhighheels.com/
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