O que tem de bom app for iPhone and iPad

O QUE TEM DE BOM? - WHAT’S GOOD?

Whats good to see, do and enjoy on Brazil. O QUE TEM DE BOM Is a super city guide with nationwide cultural agenda.

The entire Brazil in a single application.
Your information in a few clicks;
Free and easy to use.

Learn about attractions, hotels, restaurants, shopping venues, themed tours, activities, local cuisine, and all access routes is a must in each of the 12 host cities of the 2014 Cup. Always have a Unified Cultural Agenda and Updated throughout the Brazil.

- Choose the State and city of destination and the service category and find whats closest to you;
- Service Categories: hotels, Restaurants, attractions, shopping, and Must-see Cultural Agenda;
- Select other types of filters and has more than the proximity factor to set your list of results;
- Look for restaurants by type of cuisine, neighborhood, price and rating by users evaluation;
- Search Hotels by hosting type, neighborhood, price, star rating and evaluation rating from users;
- Search scripts by themes, public and means of locomotion;
- Do reviews of each site and service;
- Leave your comment on each attraction for other users;
- See the opinions of other users on the same fate;
- Offline Preview what you have viewed online;
- Have the cultural agenda of the cities;
- Learn how to get from where you are to each target or every point of a thematic route;
- Call the target location or visit their website;
- Listen audio guides to some of the best attractions in each city;
- Have Whats Good? In their source language (available in 6 languages). The software automatically recognizes the language of your smartphone;
- Discover interesting activities, typical gastronomy of each region, most visited sites, thematic itineraries, events and parties among the MUST-SEES of each city

Application permissions:

- Your location: O QUE TEM DE BOM? uses iOS map. This permission is required to indicate the proximity of the locations and plot routes where the user is up to your place of destination. The network-based location is fast, but less accurate. The GPS is a little slower, but typically provides information more accurate;
- Without internet access, if the GPS is active, the application shows a map with location of destination and the user, without the access route between them;
- Communication in network: allows the application to send and receive information of your device via the Internet. The Cultural Agenda is only displayed when the network is active, as well as access routes.