I’m a Full-Time Digital Nomad: These Are My Favorite Travel Apps

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Traveling can be complicated -- trust me, I would know. I’ve been a full-time traveler and digital nomad for more than two years. I still sometimes struggle to sort out transportation and lodging, keep track of my itinerary, and handle the other logistics of life on the road. Luckily, modern technology in the form of travel apps has helped me.

Over the years, I’ve filled my phone with a slew of apps that help me save time and money, or just make my travel experience better. There are some obvious ones -- like Google Translate for understanding foreign languages, Google Photos for backing up my travel photos and Google Maps for navigation, to name a few -- but also a few hidden gems you might not have heard of.

Many of these apps offer a free version, which is helpful for travelers on a budget. But it's important to note...

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