It is very simple, really.

You take a map of a city you want to visit and you mark all the places that interest you. Then you ask a friend to do the same, then another friend, and so on, till you have enough information to make the trip. Unfortunately, you would probably end up with several maps, at different scales for good overview and required details, plus a bunch of Post-Its, as you will invariably run out of space. The solution is simple. Make your map dynamic. Let it display what you want only when you want it. Let it contain all the information you need, but only as you need it. That is what MappedTravel offers: A interactive dynamic map that you can use both to access information about the points of interest in a city and one that you can use to enter your favourite points yourself. It is easy to use! And for cities with quite complete entries, the map serves as a better guide book than a real guide could.

Try it out.
Enjoy!

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