Myguidie is an online website, which can help users find new experiences and offers them interesting things to do. For example, you can learn how to bake muffins, or maybe prepare cocktails. You can offer people shopping advice, teach people or photo sessions for some cash or any good places in your locality. The website is also a lifesaver for people new in town and even tourists as you can have someone show you around all the cool spots in and around the city, such as the best restaurants, hotels and more.

All a user needs to do is make an account on the website, he/she is then required to pick an experience which they want to try out, pick the date when they are available, specify the amount of money they are willing to spend, select an experience category and book it. On that day, a local person in that area specializing in that field will help you out with whatever you choose.

You can also do the opposite, be the expert local, and earn some money from showing other people around, and teaching them new stuff.

Currently, the service supports popular tourists destinations only.

Features

• Free and easy to use.
• Areas of service are gradually expanding.
• Finding new and interesting things to do the easy way.
• Making extra cash by offering your time and passion.

Check out MyGuidie @ www.myguidie.com (via Tnooz)

The site shows the snowfall forecast for the current and next day, and the amount of snow you are likely to encounter during your morning or evening commutes, which is quite helpful if you frequently travel out of the city and want to know the best time when you are likely to find the least snow.

Features

• Snowfall predictions for US cities.
• Weather data sourced from National Weather Service of the US government.

Check out How Much Will It Snow @ www.howmuchwillitsnow.com (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

There are 2 more interesting things about this service. First, it has versions in different languages, links for which can be seen in the footer and secondly, as Google Maps Mania points out, it has deep integration of Google Maps and you can use it to effectively plan your itinerary and do much more.

Features

• Online travel planner.
• Nice integration of Google Maps.
• Similar tools: OnTheWay, MyScenicDrives, Rome2rio, RouteFriend, Route4Me, Route Planner, POIs Along A Route, UMapper and The Route Planner.

Check out Tixik @ www.tixik.com/en (By Abhijeet from Guiding Tech)

Lindalino is a free to use website that can be used to plan your vacations. You start by creating an account simply by logging in with your Facebook account. Next you can start planning trips or outlining the vacations you have already been on by marking locations in the order you visited them. With each location you can add details such as the things you loved most about that place.

Your travels can be shared with friends through their direct links. You can view others’ plans and travels on the site via browsing too.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you record your travels and planned travels.
• Lets you record locations in the order you travelled them.
• Lets you add details to each visited location.

Check out Lindalino @ http://www.lindalino.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

Airport Monitor has a simple interface, which is a good thing for sorting through all the flight data. It will give you the origin and destination, the airline, flight number, gate number, and estimated time of arrival. You can also search through the airline name, flight number, gate number and more.

You can also send flight details to your friends through your e-mail – great if you want to be on the same flight or if there is someone picking you up. And if you are a frequent flyer, you can bookmark you favorite airport for quick access.

Airport Monitor Lite is a handy app for anyone who needs the latest flight details on their fingertips. This is especially useful for people who bounce from one airport to another on their day job and need to get advanced flight information for booking.

Features:

• View arrivals and departures from top US airports
• Sort list by time
• Search through flight data
• Bookmark airports for quick access
• No need to check flight number to know

Superfly does everything that a flight search tool does, and more. It quantifies the reward and additional value you will be getting from each flight so you can make a more informed decision. You can also track your points balance through their simplified dashboard and see which percentile you rank in compared to other travelers.

Features:

• Flight search personalized to provide best value.
• Link your airline and hotel rewards program online.
• Track your points balance.
• Similar tools: Google Flights and TripAnomaly,

Visit Superfly @ www.superfly.com [Via TheNextWeb]

ExpertFlyer does not sell tickets. What it does is let users know when to buy tickets, online or offline and keeps users up-to date about seat availability so you can buy your favorite seat the moment it becomes available.

The website has two packages – free and pro. The free package allows the users to get seat alerts for the seats, find flights and more. The PRO package, however, allows users to not only get seat availability alerts, but also gives them the best information on flight fares, search over 400 airlines, detailed seat maps, a mobile edition and more.

Features

• Free and paid plans available.
• Never miss your favorite seat – buy it the moment it’s available.
• Find the best fares and options through the PRO package.
• Similar tools: FlyTimeNotify.

Check out ExpertFlyer @ www.expertflyer.com

Shiroube lets you find people who are willing to show you around their neighborhood for a minimal fee. This gets you an intimate and small-group tour without being pushed over by schedules and large tour groups. This way, you get to experience the destinations on a more grounded setting.

With Shiroube, you can either find a guide, or be the guide. Prospective guides can place up to three ads for free. Once signed in, you can post specific guide ads – guide details, price, activities, and pictures of the destination. If you want to look for a guide, just browse through your planned destination and view the different tours.

Shiroube is a nice app for anyone looking for a tour guide on a budget. Since you are contacting the tour guide directly you can save lots of money and hassle in planning your trip.

Features:

• Search and contact local tour guides.
• Tour guides can sign up and post ads.
• Free up to three ads and three contact e-mails.
• Browse through destination through Google Maps.
• Find the best local guide rates.
• Similar Tools: Vayable, Roadside America, and Traveletiquette.

Check out Shiroube @ www.shiroube.com

Currently the site is only limited to the US, and works well except that the number of options it gives vary from route to route. Enter the origin and destination, select one of the routes it presents as options and you are good to go. It shows the map on the right and the list on the left.

Features

• Find what’s on the way in your road trip.
• Easy to use and navigate.
• Similar tools: MyScenicDrives, Rome2rio, RouteFriend, Route4Me, Route Planner, POIs Along A Route, UMapper and The Route Planner.

Check out OnTheWay @ www.onthewayapp.com (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

The places that appear in Crash My Pad’s search are ones put up by the site’s users themselves; so if you have a place that is available for others to crash at, you can put it up on the site. Searches for places can be made by typing in a city and then your dates for checking in and checking out. You can also specify how many people will be staying with you.

Results are shown with their rates displayed alongside a short description. You can click on a result to view its further details, pictures, and to contact the place’s host through the website.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you find places to crash while visiting a new city.
• Lets you specify your duration of stay and number of people with you.
• Lets you put up your own available places on the site.

Check out Crash My Pad @ www.crashmypad.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)