Category: iPad Travel »

You Are Here uses the iPhone’s GPS to show users where they are on any map that they import into the app.

This free app lets users send real postcards worldwide with photos taken from Instagram, Camera Roll or Facebook, but the price to send it may seem a little steep to some users.

It won't make you rich without plenty of hard work but Blackjack Domination tells all about card counting in an interesting manner.

National Geographics brings its biggest strength, exotic photography, to its National Parks travel guide

A fascinating and beautiful insight into the land of China.

With so many maps to download, Maplets is the perfect companion to Google Maps. Easily download maps for public transportation, ski resorts, and even national parks.

Another app promising to help find users something to do nearby -- but is it any good?

Innsbruck & The Alps offers a no frills but detailed guide to the area of the same name.

Orbital Jumper is an endless jumping game with a different control mechanic and a Tron-inspired visual aesthetic.

Beautiful Planet is an interesting concept that provides some stunning imagery, but it's not for everyone.

Memory of Colors provides 1300 stunning pictures of tribes around the world.

DK's transition from paper to the iPad is everything you expect, plus a great deal more.

A free travel app sounds great. Too bad it currently only features five cities.