I've just launched a tool I wish I'd had when I worked with travel agencies and tourism offices: a free, interactive, worldwide map that doesn't require registration and centralizes over 1,000 must-see destinations. Behind this project lies a simple ambition: to save tourism professionals time while enhancing their advisory capabilities. And in very concrete terms, it changes a lot in the way a destination is marketed.
Summary
Why this map is a game changer for tourism professionals
According to the travel press, the fragmentation of tools remains a major obstacle to trip planning: between Google Maps, TripAdvisor, blogs, and institutional websites, information is often scattered. With this map, I wanted to centralize the essentials in a single interface.
Specifically, this involves 1,097 locations spread across 120 countries, including 472 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Users can view points of interest in a given area in seconds, filter them, compare them, and most importantly, take action without switching devices.
For a professional, this becomes a direct lever for productivity: less time spent searching, more time selling and personalizing.
How to use this tool in your business (7-step method)
➡️ Explore our interactive map of 1000 places to visit around the world and find in seconds the must-see sites to offer your clients, classified by category and destination.
1. Quickly identify the must-sees of a destination using the satellite map and filters by category.
2. Build a sales pitch based on Google reviews and integrated practical data.
3. Segment your offers according to the types of places (nature, culture, beaches, religious…).
4. Use thematic routes to create turnkey tours (UNESCO, beaches, natural wonders…).
5. Personalize your recommendations with favorites and visited places.
6. Share a specific location with a client via a direct link (deep link).
7. Take inspiration from the “Surprise me” button to offer differentiating experiences.
Comparison: before / after using the card
| Criteria | Before | With the InfosTourisme card |
|---|---|---|
| Searching for places | Multiple scattered tools | Centralized in one place |
| Preparation time | Long and fragmented | Quick and structured |
| Customer pitch | Not very visual | Visuals + concrete data |
| Customization | Limited | Favorites + browsing history + filters |
| User experience | Complex | Fluid and intuitive |
The questions you're bound to ask yourself
Is it really free? Yes, the tool is accessible without registration and with no hidden costs.
Can it be used with clients? Absolutely, the shareable links allow for direct use in meetings or remotely.
Is the data reliable? It is based on Google Places and InfosTourisme country fact sheets.
Is it mobile-friendly? Yes, the interface is fully responsive.
Can it be integrated into one's website? Not yet as a white-label solution, but this is a planned development.
A concrete example of use in an agency
Imagine an agency that sells a tour in Italy. In a few clicks, it can filter UNESCO sites, identify must-sees, add beaches or cultural sites, and build a coherent itinerary.
The advisor can then send links directly to customers, with complete listings including reviews, photos, and directions. The result: a more immersive experience and a simpler purchase decision.
What you need to remember for your business
• You save time in research and preparation
• You enhance your sales pitches
• You offer a more modern experience to your customers
• You gain access to a structured global database
• You can create more personalized and differentiated offers
What I recommend you do now
Test the map, explore your top destinations, and most importantly, integrate it into your sales process this week. It's exactly the kind of tool that makes a difference in a highly competitive market.
Updates
April 2026: official launch of the interactive map "1000 Places to Visit in the World" with 1,097 places listed.
