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2017 will be a banner year for technology and travel. Photo credit: Shutterstock It is that time of the year again: ‘s best travel apps for the iPhone. This fourth of and this year’s entries really go the extra mile. From curated, downloadable itineraries to trip organizers, 2017 will be a banner year for technology and travel. And, for penny pinchers out there, all of these apps are free, which means more money for hotels and flights. Google made a name for itself in the travel space with their flight function and it seems their latest release is no different. When, the world.

If you have a Gmail account, it automatically uses your email to populate reservations, which for privacy pragmatists might not be ideal. (Other trip organizer apps require you to forward reservations to an email address.) But if ease on the road is your thing, and you have a Gmail account, Google Trips might be for you. I was impressed with the variety of suggestions it offered for less touristic places like Las Terrenas in the Dominican Republic or Cabo Polonio in Uruguay. For bigger destinations like Dubai or London, the application offers day tours like “City Souks” or “Literary London,” which you can download in a WiFi spot and then access later on without data. However, one caveat: when searching for things to do in Lebanon, it populated the results with activities in Syria and Israel, two countries that are impossible to visit from Beirut at the moment, due to ongoing geopolitical issues. While a quick search, conversation with a local or guidebook would let you know that, it is something to take into consideration when using an algorithm for travel advice.

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) today announced the launch of the first authorized app to expedite a traveler’s entry process into the United States. Mobile Passport Control (MPC) will allow eligible travelers to submit their passport information and customs declaration form via a smartphone or tablet prior to CBP inspection. This first-of-its-kind app was developed by Airside Mobile and Airports Council International-North America (ACI-NA) in partnership with CBP as part of a pilot program at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. IPhone and iPad users can download the app for free from Apple’s App Store. “We are strongly committed to the facilitation of travel and tourism to the United States, all while maintaining the highest security standards in the world,” said Deputy Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. “Mobile Passport Control is an important step and one that we think the traveling public will embrace.” Eligible travelers arriving at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport will be able to use the app beginning Aug.

MPC is expected to expand to more airports later this year and to Android smartphone users in the future. “CBP continues to transform the international arrivals experience for travelers by offering new and innovative ways to expedite entry into the United States, while maintaining the highest standards of security” said CBP Commissioner R. Gil Kerlikowske. “By offering this app to passengers, we hope to build upon the success we have already experienced with Automated Passport Control, which has resulted in decreases in wait times as much as 25-40 percent, even with continued growth in international arrivals.” MPC currently offers U.S. Citizens and Canadian visitors a more efficient and secure in-person inspection between the CBP officer and the traveler upon arrival in the United States.

Much like Automated Passport Control, the app does not require pre-approval, is free-to-use and does not collect any new information on travelers. As a result, travelers will experience shorter wait times, less congestion and faster processing. “Mobile Passport exemplifies the forward-thinking commitment CBP and airports have to improving the passenger experience when entering the United States,” said ACI-NA President and CEO Kevin M. “This partnership between CBP and ACI-NA also represents an outstanding example of industry and government working together to find smart, cost-effective solutions. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with CBP as Mobile Passport begins its roll-out at U.S. Airports later this year.” There are five easy steps to MPC: • Download the Mobile Passport Control App from the Apple App Store prior to arriving • Create a profile with your passport information • Complete the “New Trip” section upon arrival in the United States • Submit your customs declaration form through the app to receive an electronic receipt with an Encrypted Quick Response (QR) code. This receipt will expire four hours after being issued • Bring your passport and smartphone or tablet with your digital bar-coded receipt to a CBP officer ACI-NA contracted with Airside Mobile in MPC’s technical development.