According to Google, London was the most searched for destination when it came to flights. The English capital was followed by Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, France’s capital Paris, Delhi in India, and Toronto in Canada. 

Although New York was not in the top five destinations, the Manhattan Bridge was the top trending search query for scenic spots. Travelers were also curious about the Golden Gate View Point near San Francisco, the Bellagio Fountain in Las Vegas, the Statue of Liberty View Point in NYC, and Arizona’s Horseshoe Bend.

“Looking back at 2022, it’s heartening that so many people were thinking about international travel once again,” said Richard Holden, the VP of travel products at Google. “It’s certainly evident on Google Flights, with several cities in Europe and Asia seeing greater interest from US travelers compared to 2021.”

Since October, global citizens outside of the United States have been unable to book flights directly through Google. The feature is set to be disabled in the US at the end of March next year. 

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A new feature of Google Earth now allows you to visit more than 30 World Heritage Sites from your living room, taking you on a breathtaking virtual tour of some of the world’s top attractions.

A smattering of World Heritage Sites across the continents of Africa, Europe, and Asia have been selected to be shown off in this new and exciting innovation in the Google Earth platform.

Simply by clicking on the name of sites such as Stonehenge, La Alhambra, the Pyramid of Khufu, and the Towers of Angkor Wat, you now have the ability to use your mouse and cursor to guide yourself around the grounds of these important places.

Completely free and open to the public, Google Earth’s newest tool is a great option for exploring around the world without ever leaving your own home. This keeps yourself and others safe, and might even inspire you to take a “real” trip to one of these magical places when the COVID-19 pandemic ends.

So, what are you waiting for? Start playing around with this fascinating tool and explore the world!

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The new feature makes Google travel planner perfect for planning any kind of trip. Whether you’re going somewhere for a weekend or much longer, it offers you all the info you need in one place. From your flight and accommodation information to tips on what to do at each location, it really doesn’t get any better than this.

Google Travel merges several of the company’s apps and services, including Google Maps, Google Flights, and Google Trips that closed in August 2019. Everything is in one place now, convenient for any user who likes to have control over the upcoming trips.

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According to Google, London was the most searched for destination when it came to flights. The English capital was followed by Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam, France’s capital Paris, Delhi in India, and Toronto in Canada. 

Although New York was not in the top five destinations, the Manhattan Bridge was the top trending search query for scenic spots. Travelers were also curious about the Golden Gate View Point near San Francisco, the Bellagio Fountain in Las Vegas, the Statue of Liberty View Point in NYC, and Arizona’s Horseshoe Bend.

“Looking back at 2022, it’s heartening that so many people were thinking about international travel once again,” said Richard Holden, the VP of travel products at Google. “It’s certainly evident on Google Flights, with several cities in Europe and Asia seeing greater interest from US travelers compared to 2021.”

Since October, global citizens outside of the United States have been unable to book flights directly through Google. The feature is set to be disabled in the US at the end of March next year. 

The post Google Reveals the Most Searched Destinations of 2022 appeared first on Traveler Master.

A new feature of Google Earth now allows you to visit more than 30 World Heritage Sites from your living room, taking you on a breathtaking virtual tour of some of the world’s top attractions.

A smattering of World Heritage Sites across the continents of Africa, Europe, and Asia have been selected to be shown off in this new and exciting innovation in the Google Earth platform.

Simply by clicking on the name of sites such as Stonehenge, La Alhambra, the Pyramid of Khufu, and the Towers of Angkor Wat, you now have the ability to use your mouse and cursor to guide yourself around the grounds of these important places.

Completely free and open to the public, Google Earth’s newest tool is a great option for exploring around the world without ever leaving your own home. This keeps yourself and others safe, and might even inspire you to take a “real” trip to one of these magical places when the COVID-19 pandemic ends.

So, what are you waiting for? Start playing around with this fascinating tool and explore the world!

The post You Can Now Visit 30+ World Heritage Sites on Google Earth! appeared first on Traveler Master.

The new feature makes Google travel planner perfect for planning any kind of trip. Whether you’re going somewhere for a weekend or much longer, it offers you all the info you need in one place. From your flight and accommodation information to tips on what to do at each location, it really doesn’t get any better than this.

Google Travel merges several of the company’s apps and services, including Google Maps, Google Flights, and Google Trips that closed in August 2019. Everything is in one place now, convenient for any user who likes to have control over the upcoming trips.

The post Google Updated Its Travel Site With Useful Features appeared first on Traveler Master.