Meet Rupert and Join His Travels
If you’ve spent any time on AppSavvyTraveller, you’ve probably already met Rupert.
He’s the adventurous reindeer who explores airports, railway stations, ferry terminals and cities across Europe (and occasionally much further afield) looking for easier ways to travel.
Rupert is always searching for the little discoveries that make a journey better. That might be a train that saves an hour, a little-known airport bus that costs a fraction of the taxi fare, a new ferry route, a brilliant travel app or simply somewhere that deserves far more visitors than it gets.
Not every discovery becomes a full guide straight away. Sometimes Rupert finds interesting routes, travel news or useful planning tips that are worth sharing before they ever appear on the website. That’s exactly what his newsletter is for.
What Rupert Sends
Rupert doesn’t believe in filling inboxes every day.
Instead, he sends occasional emails whenever he has something genuinely worth sharing. You might receive details of a newly published guide, an unusual destination he’s discovered, practical transport advice, useful travel apps or ideas for your next adventure.
Every email has the same aim as the website itself: helping you travel more confidently and discover somewhere new.
Why Follow Rupert?
Thousands of travel websites tell you where to go.
Rupert is much more interested in showing you how to get there, how to save money, which transport actually works, and what most visitors never discover until they’re already there.
Whether you’re planning a European rail adventure, looking for the easiest airport transfer or searching for your next weekend away, Rupert is always looking for something useful to share.
Join Rupert’s Journey
The AppSavvyTraveller community is growing every week, and Rupert would love you to come along for the ride.
Simply enter your email address below and he’ll send you his latest discoveries whenever there’s something worth talking about.
Rupert’s Promise
Rupert travels light, and so do his emails.
There’ll be no daily marketing messages, no endless promotions and no unnecessary inbox clutter.
Just honest travel advice, useful discoveries and the occasional reminder that your next adventure might be closer than you think.
