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TravelMap

TravelMap plugin allows you to create, trace and manage your travel itinerary right from your WordPress admin. Free to use without having to create an account.
Here is a <a href="https://travelmap.net/blog/why-scandinavia-is-the-best-place-for-cycling-tours" rel="nofollow ugc">DEMO</a> of what it looks like on a blog post.
Features:
<ul>
<li>An interactive map in your WordPress admin</li>
<li>Instantly show where you are, where you’ve been and where you’re about to go</li>
<li>Trace your itinerary using different colors for different transport modes</li>
<li>One click geolocation: pin a new spot on your map to update your itinerary</li>
<li>Embed the map anywhere on your website</li>
</ul>
Features that require a TravelMap account:
<ul>
<li>Multiple maps (free)</li>
<li>Link photos and articles to your map (free)</li>
<li>Trace lines following the roads (premium)</li>
<li>Custom theme and map style (premium)</li>
<li>Live Tracking with GPS tracker (contact us)</li>
<li>And many more…</li>
</ul>
For more details about our premium offers, visit the <a href="https://travelmap.net/pricing" rel="nofollow ugc">pricing page</a>. 
If you have any question or suggestion, don’t hesite to <a href="https://travelmap.net/contact" rel="nofollow ugc">contact us</a>.

Travel Map

Create and display a beautiful, interactive travel map on your website. Choose your transport modes, update your itinerary using geolocation, etc.

npersonn

<a href="http://polarsteps.com/" title="Polarsteps.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Polarsteps.com</a> offers a great way of logging your travel experiences. The app does record GPS Locations “Steps”. The user can add images and texts for them. However, for multiple reasons, a lot of travelers are having WordPress travel blogs up and running. If they still want to use Polarsteps and show their last location in their WordPress instance, this plugin offers basic integration between both worlds.
While being on my round the world trip, I was looking into several options how to communicate back home from my journey. In the end, I thought a combination of a traditional blogging platform used to write posts and an app like Polarsteps offers the most flexibility for me while traveling. If my girlfriend or I want to write an article what happened in the last days (for multiple locations) we can do so. If it’s just about letting everyone know where I was, I use polarsteps travel tracker. Still, for the audience it is important to have all in one place – and have a single point of knowledge.
This plugin does the first approach to caching the “Steps” on WordPress-side and giving to the users a brief information within a widget where and when the last location within polarsteps was set.
See the Github-Repo here: <a href="https://github.com/npersonn/integrate-polarsteps" title="https://github.com/npersonn/integrate-polarsteps" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/npersonn/integrate-polarsteps</a>
<h3>Disclaimer</h3>
As I’m not part of the company behind Polarsteps and just developed the plugin for personal purposes, I reached out to them, in order to check, if they might support the plugin officially. Mainly due to business and UX reasons, they responded they could not officially support my approach. This means the APIs on their side could change from one day to another. In this case, the plugin would stop getting new steps from your Polarsteps profile.

Polarsteps Integration

Wordpress Plugin to integrate Travel Data from Polarsteps within a widget.

Travel Map vs Polarsteps Integration