The Travel Information API is a comprehensive tool designed to seamlessly integrate essential international data into applications, offering functionalities such as locating embassies abroad, retrieving detailed country information, exploring country-specific activities and obtaining concise summaries of nations. This API targets developers, businesses and users looking for a unified and efficient approach to accessing diverse global data.
The embassy locator feature allows users to effortlessly identify embassies and consulates in foreign countries. By providing the country name, users can access vital data on embassy locations.
Get detailed information about any country with the Country Details feature. From official languages, capital city and population to time zone. This feature provides a comprehensive overview, aimed at users interested in gaining in-depth knowledge about a specific country.
The versatility of the Travel Information API makes it suitable for a wide range of applications. Travel platforms can use embassy location services, companies engaged in global activities can benefit from detailed country information, media outlets can enrich their coverage with country-specific activities, and educational platforms can enhance their resources with accurate and up-to-date data.
The Travel Information API is a unified solution for applications that require seamless access to international data. Whether for travel assistance, business intelligence, media coverage or educational purposes, this API streamlines the process of obtaining accurate and diverse global information, contributing to a more informed and interconnected world.
It will receive parameters and provide you with a JSON.
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To use this endpoint you must indicate the name of a country in the parameter.
Country activities - Endpoint Features
Object | Description |
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country |
[Required] |
{"data":{"activities":[{"title":"Admire Alexandria","activity":"Nestling the Mediterranean, Egypt's 'second city' has a French colonial atmosphere and a relaxed Greek influence, a mix of continental patisseries, art deco architecture and crowded sandy beaches in summer. Don't miss the Roman Amphitheatre's mosaics or the modern Bibliotecha and museums. Take a walk along the corniche to work up an appetite for a dinner of freshly-caught fish."},{"title":"Discover the Valley of the Kings","activity":"The Valley of the Kings, in the Theban Hills, is where the mummified remains of many Egyptian pharaohs were interred. Although stripped of their contents centuries ago, the tombs still display fantastic wall paintings depicting the lives of the pharaohs. The most famous tomb is that of Tutankhamun, discovered in pristine condition by Howard Carter in 1922."},{"title":"Dive the Red Sea","activity":"The Red Sea justly deserves its worldwide reputation for underwater adventure. Teeming with colourful marine life, the crystalline waters are landscaped with coral and dramatic drop-offs. The Ras Mohamed National Park, a headland 20 km (12 miles) west of Sharm el-Sheikh, shows off this underwater world at its best."},{"title":"Experience Islamic Cairo","activity":"It's bustling and busy in ancient Islamic Cairo, but the crowds thin out along the serene street of Al-Muezz Al-Din, with spot lit mosques and mausoleums lining the pedestrianised cobbled street. A local will, doubtless, offer to take you up a minaret; ascend the one at Al-Azhar Mosque – home to the world's oldest university – for panoramic views."},{"title":"Explore the temples at Luxor","activity":"Straddling the Nile, Luxor is the site of the ancient city of Thebes. On the east bank lies the spectacular Temple of Karnak featuring epic statues, obelisks and lotus-columned halls. In the city centre is Luxor Temple, spectacular when lit up at night. Make the most of the experience by taking a gods-eye view in a hot-air balloon."},{"title":"Get lost in Khan-el Khalili bazaar","activity":"Take a trip to Cairo's famous labyrinthine, medieval Khan-el Khalili bazaar, where haggling for spices, copper, perfume and trinkets has been refined into an art form. Don't miss Fishawi's teahouse; in business for over 200 years, it is the ultimate place to people watch."},{"title":"Go on pilgrimage to Mount Sinai","activity":"For centuries, Christian pilgrims have made the journey to Mount Sinai to witness the sunrise over the desert landscape. The three-hour trek is breathtaking, but if it sounds too ambitious, stay overnight at the UNESCO-listed 6th-century Saint Catherine's Monastery, hire a camel and walk down in leisure."},{"title":"Kick back in Aswan","activity":"The former frontier town of Aswan is a popular stopping-point for cruise liners, and the feluccas drifting along the Nile at sunset is one of Egypt's enduring sights. Attractions include Elephantine Island and Elnabatat's Island (the 'island of plants'), upon which Lord Kitchener built a beautiful botanical garden in the 1890s that's still open to visitors today."},{"title":"Marvel at the Pyramids of Giza","activity":"Egypt's main tourist attraction has long been the Giza Necropolis on the edge of Cairo. One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Great Pyramid dates back to around 2500BC. Wander the site to truly understand the enormity of the building task, or take in the sights by horse or camel, not forgetting to visit the Great Sphinx nearby."},{"title":"Play a round of golf","activity":"While it's not a sport readily associated with Egypt, the country has made quite a golfing name for itself and offers around 20 courses. They range from locations within sight of Cairo's Pyramids – the most famous being the Mena House Oberoi 18-hole course – to settings alongside the Nile and the Red Sea."},{"title":"Relax at Siwa Oasis","activity":"One of six oases in the vast Western Desert, and a good base for desert exploration, Siwa is a peaceful haven of palm-fringed saltwater lakes. Home to the Oracle Temple of Amun visited by Alexander the Great, Siwa is dramatically crowned by the 13th-century fortress ruins of Shali, best climbed at sunrise or sunset to avoid the fierce desert heat."},{"title":"Snorkel in Sharm el-Sheik","activity":"Diving is an ever-popular way to see the dazzling marine life and coral, however Egypt's spectacular coastline is accessible even without a wetsuit. Simply wade out with a mask or snorkel or take a glass-bottomed boat from the shores of Sharm el-Sheik and the fish will come to you."},{"title":"Take in the Old Kingdom at Saqqara and Dahshur","activity":"Few visitors know before arriving in Egypt that the country's Old Kingdom precedes the building of the Pyramids of Giza by many centuries. Acting as the necropolis to the ancient capital of Memphis, Saqqara's crowning glory is the stepped Pyramid of Djoser. Nearby Dahshur is famous for its Bent Pyramid and a huge field of royal tombs."},{"title":"Take to the Nile","activity":"Ply the river between Luxor and Aswan for that quintessential Nile experience. Egrets flock to the water's edge and Egypt's ancient archaeological wonders, including the temple of Kom Ombo, unfold like a storybook along the bank. Lasting between three and five days, take a traditional white-sailed felucca, or splash out on a dahabiya, a luxury furnished wooden barge."},{"title":"Test your skills as a camel trader","activity":"Not the place to buy souvenirs, frenetic (and fragrant) trading takes place most mornings from 0700 at the Camel market (Souq al-Gamaal). An entertaining assault on the senses, Camels are transported from Sudan to Birqash 35 km (20 miles) west of Cairo, before being prodded and poked by potential buyers."},{"title":"Traverse the Suez Canal","activity":"The best way to see this great feat of modern engineering is by boat; the view from the Peace Bridge that crosses the canal near Ismailiya comes a good second. The sight of giant tankers plying the narrow channel between the Red Sea with the Mediterranean is something you don't forget in a hurry."},{"title":"Wander the Abu Simbel temples","activity":"Dedicated to the Pharaoh Ramses II (1304-1237 BC), and his beloved queen Nefertari, the two temples at Abu Simbel stand on the shores of the stunning Lake Nasser. Discovered covered in sand by the Swiss explorer Burckhardt in 1813, they were later moved as part of a massive UNESCO-funded project to save them from the rising water of the lake."}]}}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/3127/travel+information+api/3318/country+activities?country=turkey' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
To use this endpoint you must indicate the name of a country in the parameter.
Country details - Endpoint Features
Object | Description |
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country |
[Required] |
{"countryName":"Egypt","continent":"Africa","officialLanguages":"Arabic","capital":"Cairo","government":"Unitary semi-presidential republic","borderLength":"2 665 km / 1 656 miles","population":"97 041 072","surfaceAreaSqMi":"386 874","surfaceAreaKm2":"1 002 000","populationDensitySqMi":"251","populationDensityKm2":"97","neighborsList":["Israel","Libya","Sudan"]}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/3127/travel+information+api/3319/country+details?country=turkey' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
To use this endpoint you must indicate the name of a country to receive the embassy of the destination country in the parameters.
Locate a Consulate Overseas - Endpoint Features
Object | Description |
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source |
[Required] |
destination |
[Required] |
{"data":[{"address":"25, EL-FALAKI STR. BAB EL-LOUK Cairo","phone":"local: (02) 2797.8400international: +20.2.2797.8400"},{"address":"11 KAMEL EL KILANI STREET ALEXANDRIA","phone":"local: (03) 393.9086international: +20.3.393.9086"}]}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/3127/travel+information+api/3320/locate+a+consulate+overseas?source=turkey&destination=usa' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
To use this endpoint you must indicate the name of a country in the parameter.
Basic Information on a Country - Endpoint Features
Object | Description |
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country |
[Required] |
{"data":{"info":"For sheer diversity, Turkey (officially the Republic of Türkiye) is hard to beat. The country is best measured in multitudes – of people, natural landscapes and cultures. It is a land of vast open spaces and massive mountain ranges, fertile valleys and rugged coastline, fast-growing cities and sleepy villages, seaside resorts and remote beaches.Countless waves of invasion, rebellion and immigration have forged a country whose cultural depth and breadth may surprise visitors as they venture not just through major cities, but across the country.","image_url":"https://www.worldtravelguide.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Think-Turkey-Country-Lanterns-485898597-sergeyskleznev-copy.jpg","country_images":[{"imageUrl":"https://www.worldtravelguide.net/wp-content/themes/wtg/images/main-banner1.jpg","title":""},{"imageUrl":"https://worldtravelguide.net/sites/default/files/96990057-753x320.jpg","title":"Hagia Sofia, Istanbul, Turkey"},{"imageUrl":"https://worldtravelguide.net/sites/default/files/new-images/753x320/gulet-boat-cruises-are-po-8379.jpg","title":"Gulet boat cruises are popular in Turkey"},{"imageUrl":"https://worldtravelguide.net/sites/default/files/new-images/753x320/turkey-is-great-for-water-8376.jpg","title":"Turkey is great for watersports"},{"imageUrl":"https://worldtravelguide.net/sites/default/files/new-images/753x320/bathe-in-pamukkales-warm-8373.jpg","title":"Bathe in Pamukkale's warm topaz blue pools"},{"imageUrl":"https://worldtravelguide.net/sites/default/files/new-images/753x320/go-rafting-on-the-emerald-8370.jpg","title":"Go rafting on the emerald Koprulucay River, Turkey"},{"imageUrl":"https://worldtravelguide.net/sites/default/files/new-images/753x320/istanbul-spice-market-8367.jpg","title":"Istanbul Spice Market"},{"imageUrl":"https://worldtravelguide.net/sites/default/files/new-images/753x320/capaddocia-turkey-8361.jpg","title":"Capaddocia, Turkey"}]}}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/3127/travel+information+api/3321/basic+information+on+a+country?country=Turkey' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
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