Rome2Rio
rome2rio.com
Answers how to get from any place to any other place, by every mode at once
passportindex.org
Shows where a given passport gets you in without applying for a visa first.
Pick your passport and it maps every country as visa-free, visa-on-arrival, e-visa or visa-required, with a comparison tool for two passports and a global ranking by mobility score. It is the fastest orientation on whether a trip involves paperwork, and the passport gallery is a genuinely interesting piece of design reference. Data is compiled from official sources and updated frequently, but it is a summary.
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Works the moment the page loads. No account, no email, no trial. Entry rules change without notice and depend on residence, purpose and transit — confirm with the embassy before you buy a ticket.
Yes. Passport Index sends your input to its own servers to process it. That is fine for public material; for anything containing personal data, use one of the on-device tools instead.
Entry rules change without notice and depend on residence, purpose and transit — confirm with the embassy before you buy a ticket.
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citymapper.com
Public-transport directions that tell you which carriage to stand in
openstreetmap.org
A map of the world anyone can correct, and everyone else can reuse
seat61.com
One man's hand-written guide to reaching anywhere by train and ferry
windy.com
An animated weather map you can scrub forward hour by hour
flightradar24.com
Shows aircraft moving in real time, with the tail number and where it came from