Useful Travel Links: a must see content




SHARING SOME USEFUL TRAVEL LINKS 

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Google Currency Converter  – an online tool for currency conversion. (If you simply google the currency, you can see current and historical trends)
World Tourism Directory – an extensive country by country source with over 120,000 contacts of all international, national, regional, local tourism authorities, travel organizations, travel services, etc
Layover Guide – has airport and nearby city guides for long layover
Trip Films – a great resource for finding and sharing travel videos
Weather Channel – weather information, alerts and breathtaking pictures and short videos from around the world
Vital Records Information International – a comprehensive resource for locating vital records
Routes International –  discover your routes. Covering all modes of transportation resource directory (a global list)
World Map of Travel Warning – travel warning heat map, risk level, and country-specific information
Know the Exact Time – type in the destination and find the local time, sunrise, sunset, time difference, etc.
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