Take You There vs Pilgrim Paths Navigo

With the Take You There app, the TourismTouchscreen Network, found in quality accredited visitor information centres and high-traffic tourist spots, is now always in your pocket! Join the millions of users who already access comprehensive information from across the international network. Discover attractions, restaurants, accommodation providers, and much much more. Take You There uses GPS information to display the destinations nearest to you first, or you can explore any of the thousands of network members within just a few touches! Whether travelling across town, within the region, throughout the state, to the other side of the country, or even internationally, Take You There has got you covered. - Free means free – no banner ads, no add-ons, no subscriptions. - Accessible, dependable, and user-friendly. - Integrated maps and local weather. - Existing network of thousands of tourism operators with no unsolicited content. - Images always show the destination as it is – no surprises. - Local information displayed first with the option to view anywhere in the network. Start planning your trip with Take You There and get access to a wide and growing network of tourism information from thousands of contributors. Let us take you there, wherever “there” is!

The Pilgrim Paths Navigo app allows you to use your smartphone so you can set aside your worries about getting lost on the great pilgrimage trails of Europe and the U.S. Just open the app while you have a cell or WiFi signal, choose your route, and the map and route automatically download to your smartphone. Once you’re on the trail, no cell signal is required since the app needs only the GPS signal from your phone. Click on the location icon to find your position and keep your location on the route line. The app senses your location and you follow the route. That’s all there is to it! Navigo focuses on pilgrimage trails that are served by the trusted and respected guidebooks of Pilgrim Paths founder, Sanford “Sandy” Brown, whose guidebooks cover pilgrim trails in Spain, France, Italy, Switzerland, and the U.S.