Going on a business trip? Planning a holiday with the family? Whatever your travelling needs are, technology has revolutionised the travelling industry. You can access any kind of information you need and all the information you thought you didn't need through a wide range of apps that provide a one-of-a-kind experience. You can now enjoy a fun and stress-free trip by checking out our top 10 picks for the best travel apps!

This apps scans through millions of flights from more than 500 airlines around the world to help you find the best flights that cater to your budget and travelling schedule. It allows you to compare prices and book flights with a travel agent or through links to the airlines. You can also check out car rentals in case you need one; they will provide affordable options.

Hipmunk is a one-stop solution for all your travel-booking needs! You can perform flight and hotel searches along with price comparison on flights and hotels. It also informs you about small details pertaining to number of stopovers, flight duration and other factors that can create flight agony. As well as this, you can search for last minute hotel deals, what restaurants and shopping outlets are near the hotel, and other attractions. You can link to external sites to book your preferred flight or hotel directly from the app.

TripIt conveniently syncs to your Apple or Google account to access reservation emails, booking appointments and other activities; putting this all into an itinerary. This can be easily viewed on your phone or shared with people who might be coming with you on the travel. Although it provides a free version that is supported by ads, if you want to experience other features, sign up for a premium version that is ad-free. It can also give you recommendations on things like where to eat, what attractions to visits and much more based on the information it gathers. 

If you are a fan of TripAdvisor you’re in for a treat, because its Offline City Guide provides access to content for some of the most popular destinations around the world without having to connect to the internet. This proves to be quite helpful especially in places where there is no access to a Wi-Fi network. 

Don't have any idea where to go, where to stay or where to eat? Don't worry because Minube is here. This app helps you browse through photo-filled travel guides by other users to obtain information you need to determine what you want to do for your vacation. You can always download your favourite travel guide so that you can access it without having to connect to the internet. 

For some people, packing is probably the worst part of planning a trip. This has become much easier and hassle-free through PackPoint, which creates packing lists for you. You simply have to give the app your trip profile, where you are going, how long are you going and what kind of trip it is. Through this information, PackPoint will consider important factors such as weather and suggest what kind of clothing and essentials you’ll need.

If you don't want to stay in a conventional hotel room and want to be adventurous, Airbnb provides alternative accommodation options which include renting a sublet or swapping your own home while you are away on your vacation. You will find all kinds of unique spots to stay in from tree houses, yachts and castles. 

This app acts as a reliable source for weather information, which is displayed for seven days in more than 2 million destinations around the world. From wind speed, wind direction, temperature to humidity and air pressure, it covers everything so that you know what to expect for the entire week. 

This easy to use and highly efficient app helps you communicate in different languages used in several different countries. It can be difficult to travel to a country where you have no idea about their native language. Now that Google Translate is here, you can type or dictate short sentences, which will be translated accurately into the native language you require. You can also take pictures of signs, which Google will translate to help you understand what the sign means. 

Keep a track of exchange rates with this app so that you know how much money you are using for your travelling expenses. It covers virtually every currency used around the world and helps you monitor currencies for up to 10 currencies. 

New year, new you, right? Or have you already given up on your gym resolutions? If like most people you’ve already fallen off the fitness wagon, don’t despair. These android fitness apps will inspire you to get that lycra back out of the cupboard and work that body... just don’t run and text at the same time!

How fast your heart beats is a good measure of fitness, and this app can help you track your way to a healthy heart. You simply place your fingertip against your phone’s camera, and the app will measure your heart rate. You can keep a log of readings to measure your improving fitness as time goes on. £1.24

If you need more motivation to keep going when you’re out on a run, then Zombies Run will have you racing round the park in no time. The app invents missions for you to venture out for supplies, with voice and radio messages warning you to pick up speed as Zombies appear on your tail. It sounds mad – but it really does work! Just don’t get too carried away and drop your phone – or take out mobile phone insurance to protect it! £2.99 

If your idea of a workout is exerting yourself as little as possible, then pocket yoga is for you. This little app features images and instructions for yoga poses, so you can bend and stretch anytime, anywhere. £1.99