GPSmyCity: Free Article App Giveway (Limited Time)

^{When I travel, the first thing I always try to do is book a walking tour in a location. But sometimes these tours are not available or too costly.}

^{I then turn to guidebooks and articles written by bloggers.} 

^{But what if there were an app that could provide a guided tour on your phone? The answer is GPSmyCity. This app empowers travelers to be their own guides!}

^{How GPSmyCity Works}

^{Now, when I travel, I search for the location on my GPSmyCity app. I then examine my choices for individual tours, such as sightseeing walks or discovery walks. GPSmyCity also offers bloggers’ GPS-powered travel articles.}

^{This smartphone travel app offers thousands of insider tips and self-guided walking tours for over 1,500 cities worldwide. Their detailed route maps steer you from one venue to another with turn-by-turn directions.} 

^{No Internet Required}

^{You also don’t need an internet connection as GPSmyCity features a built-in offline map and GPS routing capability.}

^{Read Travel Bloggers}

^{For several years, GPSmyCity has collaborated with bloggers to turn existing travel articles featuring unique places to visit into a GPS-guided tour.} 

^{This information may typically include local attractions, markets, restaurants, places of culture, and nightlife venues.}

^{This means travelers can use their Android or iOS devices to tour special neighborhoods or places in a city at their own pace and time.}

^{Download GPSmyCity App}

^{You can download the “GPSmyCity: Walks in 1K+ Cities” app on Apple App Store or Google Play Store for free.} 

^{However, you must pay $20.99 for complete access. This is a one-time purchase. It allows you to download any GPS-guided tour on the app and use it without the internet.}

^{Explore Cities with an Offline Map}

^{GPSmyCity turns your smartphone into a virtual travel guide. It allows you to choose from hundreds of bloggers’ travel articles that have been converted into interactive guides.} 

^{You will see each place mentioned in the article on a map. You can follow the blogger’s tour using an offline map. Since GPS does require an Internet connection, you can use it offline and take a free tour.}

^{Special Promotion}

^{Nine FemaleSoloTrek travel articles are now available on the GPSmyCity app, including Bar Harbor (Maine), Boston (Massachusetts), Cesis (Latvia), London (UK), Mdina (Malta), Philadelphia (Pennsylvania), Puerto Vallarta (Mexico), San Sebastián de la Gomera (Spain), and Washington, DC.}

^{GPSmyCity is offering a special promotion for FemaleSoloTrek readers. Between May 26 and June 8, you can receive for free the following article apps (by clicking the links):}

^{Wandering In DC’s Dupont Circle Neighborhood}

^{Cesis: Medieval Latvian Town}

^{San Sebastian de La Gomera: Explore Gomera’s Capital}

^{During this period, users can access the apps’ full version FREE of charge.}

^{More FemaleSoloTrek GPS-Guided Articles}

^{In addition, readers can review six additional GPS-guided FemaleSoloTrek articles by clicking the links below:}

^{Mayfair: Walking Tour of London’s Posh Neighborhood} 

^{Philadelphia City Tour} 

^{Exploring Downtown Bar Harbor in Maine} 

^{Exploring Boston’s Literary District} 

^{Tour Malecon Sculptures in Puerto Vallarta} 

^{Mdina: Malta’s Silent City}

^{More Partner Info}

^{The list of insider tips and self-guided walking tours is continuously expanded and updated courtesy of the network of its international contributors. This way GPSmyCity ensures that travelers explore destinations with “smart” tips, always confident in knowing what is there to see and how to get there. You can find more information on the GPSmyCity app on https://www.gpsmycity.com/}

^{FemaleSoloTrek is a travel blog written by Terri Markle. She has traveled to 50 countries in four decades. Solo travel is not just meant for the 20-somethings and 30-somethings. Older women (aged 40 to 80) should not fear traveling solo. Travel expands your horizons. Please don’t be afraid to take a trip if you are a mature woman. You will learn a lot about yourself, especially through the mishaps!}

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