Meanwhile, iOS users are getting an update to Google Maps. While there’s not much an email app can do to help you in your travels, Google’s trip summaries feature – which uses your travel emails to piece together a nice itinerary – is quite convenient. What users will find with Trip Bundles isn’t a whole lot new in the creation of those bundles, but in the sharing of those bundles. You can also view trips offline so you can access it while on a plan or with a poor connection.
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Another sharing feature Google is debutting in Inbox is the ability to quickly share memories.
Trip Bundles also support a better way to attach multiple photos from a phone using the Inbox app.
Even if Inbox doesn’t automatically recognize an email as part of a trip, you can now manually add messages to your Trip Bundle.
Trip Bundles for Inbox rolled out in June, but I stuck with my tried and true travel planner: TripIt. So instead of sending five emails about all of your flights, hotel and vehicle reservations, you can now send a single email to keep your family up to date about your business travels.
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Shareable Trip Bundle makes it easy to not only share your trips with others, but also makes it easier to coordinate trips with colleagues.
