Create your own visited countries map

A coloured map of the countries you have visited is the fastest way to understand your own travel history. Patterns jump out immediately: the continent you keep returning to, the region you have somehow never touched, and how much of the world is still white space waiting for you.

1. Create your account. Your map is tied to your account so it syncs across your phone, tablet and computer.

2. Stamp the countries. Open the map, tap a country and mark it as visited. You can also record how many times you have been.

3. Go deeper. Inside each country you can stamp individual cities and regions, which makes the map genuinely useful for large countries like the United States, Canada or Australia.

4. Share it. Your passport has a public link. Send it to friends and compare maps.

Country-level maps are the standard, and they are what most people mean by a visited countries map. But they flatten big trips: one week in California and one week in New York both colour the entire United States the same way. If you want your map to reflect where you have actually been, stamping regions and cities is worth the extra minute.

The best habit is to stamp a new place the moment you arrive, or at the latest on the way home. A map that is six trips behind stops feeling like yours. With AvioStory the map is one tap from the home screen, so updating it takes seconds.