Our Touch, your Travels…
TouchScreenTravels publish quality independent travel apps that combine the opinionated and informed writing of traditional guidebooks with the benefits of smartphones and tablets.
The TEXT is written by professional travel writers to be informative, engaging and to-the-point while the interface is IMAGE-LED, so the apps are beautifully organised and illustrated. We also use tech to allow you to tag favourites, easily find locations, click on websites, search text and much more – but try never to lose simple user-friendliness.
Our content comes at travel planning from every direction: they discuss trip ESSENTIALS; introduce key PLACES in a destination; suggest ITINERARIES; and sort sights and activities by key INTERESTS. We're also determined you won't go hungry, so always suggest great and convenient places to EAT & DRINK too.
“Your app was invaluable in allowing me to make the maximum use of my time and see a wide variety of fantastic sites. I never once had to open the guide book that I also took along. I highly recommend your app to everyone… Thank you!”
Provence is a dream-come-true for travellers: blue skies, warm days, balmy evenings, healthy cuisine, splendid architecture, fascinating history and even a wonderful local sing-song accent.
v1.0 January 2020
Canada’s celebrated picture-postcard mountain playgrounds are perfect for all sorts of outdoor activities: from lakeside strolls to multi-day treks; from ice skating to heli-skiing.
A city known for its elegant boulevards and sprawling manicured parks; but worth visiting for so much more.
v1.3 November 2019
Brighton's combination of traditional seaside fun with a quirky bohemian vibe makes this city a unique destination.
v1.0 October 2019
Hong Kong offers enough diversions to occupy a lifetime – just ask anyone who lives there.
v1.4 October 2019
Morocco's most popular tourist destination, Marrakesh is the city from which Morocco takes its name.
v1.0 July 2019
The fiercely independent little country of Scotland may lie on Europe's fringes, but it's so packed with history and charm that exploring it is well worth a week or two of anyone's time.
v1.5 July 2019
An independent travel guide to the highlights of Nice, the capital of the Côte d'Azur.
v1.3 July 2019
Up-to-date information, with unbiased and sponsorship-free content. However long your visit, the app will help you plan and then find your way around the city of York.
v1.4 July 2019
Scotland’s capital is one of Europe’s jewels and needs little introduction. Its jumbled medieval streets are fantastic to explore, and its August festival a key date in the global calendar.
Montreal buzzes like no place in Canada. It’s the country’s second largest city and the world’s largest French-speaking city outside Paris.
Renowned for its iconic bridges and stunning Georgian Neoclassical architecture, North East England’s biggest city is compact enough to explore in a day though you’ll want to stay much longer!
v1.1 May 2019
World Heritage Park, Wonder of the World, and most visited US National Park. Including detailed coverage of nearby heritage towns of Flagstaff and Williams.
v1.2 May 2019
From juicy BBQ and bat-watching to spicy Tex-Mex and fantastic live music, Austin likes to show its visitors a good ol’ good time.
v1.0 February 2019