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The best alternatives to FairTrip are Party with a Local, Routes.guide, and MeetnGreetMe. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed over 10 alternatives below.
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- Party with a Local is an app that connects people who want to party
- Explore a city through personal itineraries made by locals.
- MeetnGreetMe is a one-stop shop for getting your things done. Wherever you need it. From meeting upon arrival in Seoul to assisting with organising a meetup in Rome, request verified local MeetnGreeters to deliver services tailored to your needs. Seamlessly. In your language. In 300+ cities around the world.
- Pinterest for experiences, limits to 140 characters
- With Couchsurfing, you can stay with locals in every country on earth. Travel like a local, stay in someone’s home, and experience the world in a way money can’t buy.
- Don't plan your trip yourself, let a Hero come to the rescue
- Connect with travelers, whether you are local or traveling
- Spend time doing what you love and less time looking for it
- Discover and share local activities
- A sustainable clothes swapping app fighting fast fashion. Bandi is a female-founded, sustainably-driven app that allows you to refresh your wardrobe without the hefty price tag or cost to the planet. Swap the clothes you never wear and build a better wardrobe.
- Control Orienteering Analysis has been the best orienteering app on iOS for couple of years and now it is available on Android! See your track on map image. Import track from Garmin or Suunto. Edit and share your track image with friends.
- Connect with locals when you travel
- Paper Trail colors brand names on your screen by the sustainability rating of their owner-company. To measure sustainability, we use ESG ratings from MSCI, which take into account the impact companies have in their carbon footprint and labor standards.
