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What’s your Philippine Travel Level? Filipinos flex their past local travels with this web app
Singapore-based filipino software engineer denz del villar created a web app that can help you visualize the places you’ve been to in the country..
As an archipelago, the Philippines is teeming with tourist destinations waiting for travelers to explore. Some document their adventures by taking photos and videos to share online, while others immortalize their experiences by writing them in a journal. If you’re among the lucky ones who are able to travel the many parts of the country, then you’ll love this web app.
Singapore-based Filipino software engineer Denz del Villar created a web app that can help you visualize the places you’ve been to in the country. Dubbed the My Philippines Travel Level, the software features the Philippine map divided into 83 provinces where users can “choose the appropriate level of travel.” They can select if they have lived in the area, stayed there, visited, alighted, and passed or tag it as never been there. After going through all the regions of the Philippines, the app will present your total score or your Philippines Travel Level. According to its website, the app is a project inspired by JapanEx.
“This is my first time dabbling with ReactJS, and I used ChatGPT heavily to help me with the project,” Denz wrote.
Currently, Filipino netizens are using the app to see their Philippines Travel Level. Among the many who flexed their result is former vice president Leni Robredo, who got a 315 score.
You can find out your Philippines Travel Level here . And if you’re surprised by the result, take it as your sign to discover and see more local destinations this year.
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Explore the Philippines with the ‘My Philippines Travel Level’ Map
Last updated on October 6th, 2023 at 06:02 pm
The Philippines, with its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty, is becoming an increasingly popular travel destination. Denz del Villar(SE) has introduced an exciting new tool, the “My Philippines Travel Level” Fill-It-In Map, designed to help travelers document and share their Philippine adventures in a creative way.
Easily Track Your Travel Experiences
This user-friendly online application lets you visually represent your level of travel experience across the Philippines by adding colors to the map based on your interactions with different regions. Using legends, you can easily categorize areas where you’ve lived, stayed, visited, or just passed through.
Buzz on Social Media
Since its launch, the Fill-It-In Map has been making waves on social media. Travel enthusiasts are enthusiastically sharing their maps and sharing stories of their Philippine journeys. Some are using it as a platform to inspire others to explore the beauty of the Philippines.
One netizen shared, “ Lahat ba nakasagot na dito? Deadline bukas ha? 😂✌ Yung gusto mo sana magtravel pero ayaw ng wallet mo. 🥺 Kaya bahay-work-bahay ka lang. 😭 ” – TravelbuddiesPh
Former vice president Leni Robredo, who had a score of 315, is one of the many people who flexed their result.
Engaging Community
Users are also sharing humorous anecdotes about the challenges of traveling on a budget and fondly reminiscing about their adventures. Even former Vice President Leni Robredo participated, proudly displaying her travel score of 315.
A Must-Have for Travel Lovers
The “My Philippines Travel Level” Fill-It-In Map is a fantastic tool for travel enthusiasts. It adds an element of fun to visualizing your travel history, planning future trips, and igniting wanderlust for your next adventure. Explore the web app at https://my-philippines-travel-level.com/map and consider making a donation to support its availability in the future if you enjoy using it.
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A simple web app to visualize how well-travelled you are in the Philippines.
My Philippines Travel Level, publicly launched this April 13, allows users to shade the areas they've been to in the Philippines—anywhere from passing by the area on route to their vacation to living in that province—and gives them their Travel Level which they can share on social media.
The map is divided into the 83* Philippine provinces. All you have to do is to click on a province and choose the appropriate level of travel. Here's what each level represents: Lived there - you spent a significant portion of your life in that area. Stayed there - you slept at least a night in that area.
Explore the Philippines travel advisory map and stay informed about the latest travel updates and safety guidelines.
Dubbed the My Philippines Travel Level, the software features the Philippine map divided into 83 provinces where users can “choose the appropriate level of travel.” They can select if they have lived in the area, stayed there, visited, alighted, and passed or tag it as never been there.
This simple web app helps you visualize how well-travelled you are in the Philippines based on city and municipality level. This project was inspired by the Japan↗
You’ve probably seen that interactive travel map of the Philippines on social media. You know, the one where you shade the provinces you’ve either lived in or visited. Better yet, you’ve probably answered it yourself and proudly shared the results to your family and friends.
Denz del Villar (SE) has introduced an exciting new tool, the “My Philippines Travel Level” Fill-It-In Map, designed to help travelers document and share their Philippine adventures in a creative way. Easily Track Your Travel Experiences.
Review the Country Security Report for the Philippines. Visit the CDC page for the latest Travel Health Information related to your travel. Prepare a contingency plan for emergency situations. Review the Traveler’s Checklist. The Sulu Archipelago and Sulu Sea – Level 4: Do Not Travel
The “My Philippines Travel Level” map describes itself as a “simple web app [that] helps you visualize how well-traveled you are in the Philippines.” The map is divided into 83 provinces,...