introduction

PART 01 The era of 3-no travel is coming.
Epidemics changed human history
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on travel and tourism
How will travel and tourism change after COVID-19?
Revenge spending and revenge travel will explode like a tsunami.
The solo economy is the trend.
Now, world travel has entered the era of the three no-nos.

PART 02 Overseas Travel, All You Need Is a Smartphone
The power of smartphones that have become part of our internal organs
Overseas travel is all done with a smartphone.
A smartphone is enough to keep a record of your travels.
The era of workcations, where people can travel and work freely
The amazing advancements in smartphone artificial intelligence technology
Key technologies and apps needed for independent travel abroad

PART 03 Planning an Overseas Independent Travel
#1 How do you decide on your travel destination and duration?
#2 How do you decide where to visit when traveling?
#3 What are the details I should check at my travel destination?
#4 How do you plan your detailed itinerary?
#5 How do I choose and reserve accommodation?
#6 Is there a way to easily share detailed travel plans with my travel companions?
#7 Can't I get airline tickets and train tickets a little cheaper?
#8 What additional things should I check about my travel destination?
#9 Are there any samples or tips that I can refer to when planning a trip?

PART 04 Preparing for Overseas Travel
#10 How should I prepare my passport, visa, and vaccine passport?
#11 How do I exchange money?
#12 Is travel insurance absolutely necessary?
#13 How do I check in for my flight online in advance?
#14 What and how should I pack my luggage?
#15 What should I do on the day of my trip?

PART 05 Overseas Independent Travel Using a Smartphone
#16 What should I do after arriving at the airport and how do I find accommodation?
#17 Is it possible to watch Korean content on the TV in my local accommodation?
#18 How can I find my companion when he or she is alone?
#19 Is it possible to converse with locals in Korean?
#20 Can I find good restaurants or tourist attractions without knowing the local language?
#21 How do I order food that suits my taste from a menu written in the local language?
#22 Can't we instantly record the moments we want to remember while traveling?
#23 How should I handle photos and videos taken while traveling?

PART 06 Recording Your Travels Using Your Smartphone
#24 How can I transfer all my photos and videos to my PC or external hard drive and then view them on my smartphone?
#25 I have a lot of photos and videos I took while traveling, but I don't often look at them. Is there a good way to reminisce about the happy memories?

Conclusion

Appendix 01 Handling Major Tasks While Traveling
How can you collaborate with people who are away when an urgent task suddenly arises while you're traveling?
How should I prepare all the information I might need for my trip?
What if someone makes a mistake when sharing a document and collaborating?
What if I need to meet with multiple people while traveling?

Appendix 02: Travel the World with a Smartphone Seminar Program

Smartphone Utilization Books by, for, and about the Phone Illiterate

Not only overseas travel, but also domestic travel, restaurant exploration, business trips, workations, and even video production!
A tightly packed, all-purpose guidebook

This book details everything the author experienced while traveling alone in an era before smartphones, from the inconveniences he encountered to the most important aspect of safety, and everything from preparing for a trip to afterward, all in one book.
It consists of six chapters and two appendices.
Chapters 1 and 2 provide a comprehensive overview of travel and tourism, which has changed since COVID-19, as well as the functions and development process of smartphones, which have now become part of our internal organs.
From Chapter 3, the real journey using smartphones begins.
Chapters 3 and 4 introduce the travel preparation process, detailing how to plan a trip and what to prepare in advance before traveling.
Chapter 5 introduces practical smartphone usage tips for travelers, such as finding accommodations or ordering food at local restaurants.
Finally, Chapter 6 introduces ways to use your smartphone after your trip, such as making simple videos with it.
There is also an appendix for vacation travelers, so it will be useful for office workers who have to work while traveling.

In the future, we will enter the era of '3-free travel', where you can travel abroad without any inconvenience, without a travel agency, guide, or foreign language skills, as long as you have a smartphone.
You can use Google Maps to find your own way around, and use Google Translate to communicate with locals in Korean.
You can even create a video by adding music that matches the characteristics of the place you visited to photos taken at your travel destination, and watch it with family or friends whenever you want.
The enjoyment of the trip will be doubled if you can mirror the video you created on a large TV or beam projector.
If you've been using your smart and convenient smartphone solely for calls and texts, it's time to learn how to do it properly.