Top Four Travel Trends of 2014

The Best Travel Apps
First up is the JetLag App which, at $2.99, is a must have for frequent and long haul travelers. Simply enter your usual sleeping times, travel dates and destination and JetLag App will personalize your pre-departure alarm clocks to soften the blow of the dreaded jet lag.
Next on our list is the Sunscreen app which you can download free of charge. This handy little app calculates the surrounding UV levels and, with details of your skin type and the SPF of your lotion already logged, sets alarms to alert you when you’re due your next application of sun cream. Enjoy those warm carefree rays!
Ever been in that unpleasant situation where you don’t know how much to tip your waiter? You’re not alone. All travelers breathed a collective sigh when Tipulator released its global tip-calculating application. At just $1.15 Tipulator is surely worth its price tag for all the awkward post-meal moments it can spare you from.
Unique Sleeps

It seems the overall trend of our era is to find the strangest holiday accommodation. Whether that be considering one of the many treehouse lodgings available, sleeping with the fishes in one of several underwater hotels, or calling an underground hideaway your home, there are a myriad of weird and wacky places to live in on your next vacation. Wherever you happen to be for your travels, trust in TravelSim, the best roaming SIM card.
Wi-Fi with Wings

Unfortunately for these airlines, however, with this high demand come high expectations. With onboard WiFi systems still in their infancy the quality of the connection leaves much to be desired. Experts in the field, however, predict that in the very near future, customers can expect a network service of up to 10Mbps, far more consistent with the types of speeds many of us enjoy at home. So if you’re travelling this summer be sure to check the availability of onboard WiFi and enjoy surfing the internet at 30,000 feet direct from your TravelSim mobile.
Seriously Social

The 1888 Hotel in Sydney, for example, has been purposely designed in the interests of Instagram lovers, with furniture and ornaments purchased and arranged to be as camera friendly for mobile devices as possible. Similarly, some of the Melia Group hotels have established a specialist concierge service run by Twitter. Guest can make requests and queries via the social media application on their phones for ultimate customer comfort. TravelSim expects the trend to continue to develop over the next few years as social media sites also continue to grow