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Add your past trips and see the countries you’ve visited colored in on your world map. The dates, cities, and travelers stay with each trip, ready to look back on.
Countries visited map
An interactive map of the countries you’ve visited, with the trips that took you there. See your country count and look back at each journey.
Travel solo, together, or a little of both. Your map can show one person’s travels or the places your family has been.
Add your past trips and see the countries you’ve visited colored in on your world map. The dates, cities, and travelers stay with each trip, ready to look back on.
You’ve each seen a different part of the world. Choose a family member to see their countries and travel totals, all within the same shared atlas.
Keep upcoming trips and wishlist destinations alongside your travel history. See which countries you’ve explored and which ones are still ahead.
A first visit and a return trip each deserve a place in your history. Keep every journey with its own dates, stops, and travelers, even when the destination is familiar.
Say you spend a weekend in Paris, then return to France for a journey through Lyon and Nice. France counts once on your countries visited map. Both trips stay in your history.
Explore the trip tracker and cities visited map.
A country catches your eye. A friend comes home with a recommendation. Save those ideas to your travel wishlist, even before you have dates in mind.
When a trip takes shape, mark it as scheduled. After you’ve been, mark it as visited and see it become part of your travel history.
Shared by invitation
Your map is private. When you create a shared tracker, you choose who to invite and whether they can view or help edit your trips.
Add your past trips and their country and city stops. 190 Plus shows them on an interactive world map. Zoom in for a closer look, or choose a traveler to explore their travel progress.
Yes. 190 Plus counts the countries in your visited trips. Each country counts once, even if you’ve been back several times. Choose a traveler to see their country count and map.
Yes. Record who went on each trip, then choose a family member to see the countries they’ve visited. Everyone’s history has a place in your shared atlas.
Yes. Each visit can have its own trip, dates, stops, and travelers. Returning to a country adds to your trip history without increasing your count of countries visited.
Yes. Add the cities you visited to each trip, including stops across several countries. You’ll have a record of the places within each journey.
Pick a trip you remember. Add where you went and who came along.
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