Create a tourist map visitors can actually use
Use one tourism map platform to turn the brochures, route plans, websites, place lists, and printed maps your team already maintains into living visitor guides.
Destination content is valuable, but fragmented
The source material already exists
Local knowledge is spread across brochures, CMS pages, spreadsheets, and staff expertise. Start from those sources instead of commissioning every map from zero.
Visitors avoid another app
A browser map opens from the destination website, a campaign link, or an on-site QR code without a download or account.
Seasonal information changes
Routes, venues, and recommendations evolve. Edit one source map rather than replacing PDFs, screenshots, and disconnected embeds.
Tourism maps you can publish
Destination and city guides
Give visitors a curated overview of districts, attractions, food, culture, and useful services.
Heritage and cultural trails
Connect monuments, archives, public art, and local stories as a self-guided route.
Thematic routes
Build maps for architecture, nature, literature, film, food, families, or accessible experiences.
Campaign and seasonal maps
Publish a focused map for a festival period, exhibition program, or regional marketing campaign.
Start with what you already have
Team-reviewable creation
AI drafts the structure and copy, while your team reviews every stop and controls what is published.
Routes, media, and languages
Combine practical mapping with stories, images, audio narration, and multilingual visitor content.
Website and on-site distribution
Use a public link, iframe, or QR destination while maintaining one current map.
Maps that talk. Free to start.
Create your first map with AI in minutes — add audio, share a link, or embed it anywhere.
Build a destination mapQuestions
What is a tourism map platform?
A tourism map platform helps destination teams turn local knowledge and source material into interactive visitor maps, publish them across web and on-site channels, and keep one live version current.
Can we use our existing destination content?
Yes. Start from place lists, spreadsheets, map images, URLs, PDFs, or a written brief. Odisea carries the source into a draft that your team can refine in the existing editor.
Can we reproduce an existing printed visitor map?
Yes. Upload the map image and review its detected markers. You can preserve its visual design as clickable hotspots or translate its places into a geographic map when enough location information is available.
Can tourism maps include routes and audio?
Yes. Stops can be ordered into walking routes and enriched with descriptions, media, and optional narration for self-guided visitor experiences.
How do visitors access a published map?
They open it in a browser from a link, an iframe on your destination website, or a QR code placed in print and on location. No app installation is required.
Can one map serve international visitors?
Odisea already supports multilingual text and audio workflows. Your team can review the language variants before publishing them to visitors.
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