The World Zone: 252 countries and territories, no passport needed
The departures board lists all 252 countries and territories. Pick one, your plane lands in front of its welcome gate, and a local guide comes to meet you and show you around.
A square for every country
A welcome gate in two languages, the national flag in the wind, buildings that echo the region's architecture (pagodas in East Asia, spires in Europe, pyramids in Egypt…), trees suited to the climate, a quick-facts board and a gate to fly home.
6 knowledge booths
- Geography and people
- History, from ancient times to today
- Culture, festivals, dos and don'ts
- Food, and how to order it
- Learn the local language
- Work and study, with safety tips
Meet people in the same country
People in the same country can see each other and talk once invited. People in other countries, or back in town, can't see or hear you.
Popular destinations for work, study and travel
The first greeting your guide teaches you:
| Flag | Destination | First greeting |
|---|---|---|
 | South Korea대한민국 | 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) |
 | Japan日本 | こんにちは (konnichiwa) |
 | Taiwan臺灣 | 你好 (nǐ hǎo) |
 | China中国 | 你好 (nǐ hǎo) |
 | GermanyDeutschland | Guten Tag! |
 | United States | Hi, nice to meet you! |
 | United Kingdom | Hello, lovely to meet you. |
 | Australia | G'day! |
 | Canada | Hello! Bonjour! |
 | Singapore | Hello! Nice to meet you. |
 | France | Bonjour ! |
 | Thailandประเทศไทย | สวัสดีค่ะ (sawatdee kha) |
Frequently asked questions
Do the guides stick to the facts?
Guides are instructed to rely only on reference data (country name, capital, languages, currency) and the Wikipedia summary of the exact topic you chose, and to say so when they are not sure. Sensitive history is presented neutrally.
Can I learn the language of every country?
On every turn the guide teaches one phrase in the local language, with romanization and meaning, read aloud by your device's voice. Tap “Try saying it” to repeat it and get corrected. For the 5 main languages (English, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, German) the phrase is also saved to your notebook.
Can I trust what guides say about visas and work?
Guides only give general guidance and always remind you to check the official websites of embassies and government agencies; they also warn you about fraudulent brokers.
Country data: countries-list, i18n-iso-countries (MIT). Flags: flag-icons (MIT). Reference knowledge: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA).