New travel app from Belpmoos travel: Your best companion on vacation!

New travel app from Belpmoos travel: Your best companion on vacation!

Andalusien, Spanien - Belpmoos Reisen today presented an innovative travel app that is aimed at individually traveling people. This new app complements the existing contact options for travelers on selected travel destinations and is intended to offer valuable support during the stay. Abouttravel.ch reports that the main functions of the app provide current information on the travel destination. Users can access information via location recognition or manual input.

There are numerous useful content in the app. These range from travel tips and recommendations for the respective destination to information on airports and check-in processes to local emergency numbers such as the police, fire brigade and outpatient clinic. The contact details of the Swiss representation in the respective country are also available, as are important information for an emergency abroad.

Current travel destinations and future extensions

• Andalusia
• Elba
• ibiza
• Corfu
• Mallorca
• sardinia

Belpmoos Reisen has also announced that an extension to additional travel destinations is planned in order to offer users even more extensive support.

emergency aid around the clock

Emergency aid from Belpmoos Reisen is available around the clock to help travelers in urgent situations. According to Belpmoos-reisen.ch , travelers can reach the hotline by phone at +41 31 720 33 11 or via WhatsApp. A QR code is also available for quick accessibility, which can be scanned to access the emergency number directly.

In the event of medical emergencies or accidents, it is recommended to first contact the local emergency service and then inform the accommodation and, if necessary, the local tour guide. However, it is emphasized that the emergency number is only intended for urgent emergencies during the trip. For general questions or concerns outside of an emergency, travelers should contact the travel agency during regular opening hours. An abusive use of the emergency number can be punished with a processing flat rate.