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City names are from Natural Earth: https://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/10m-cultural-vect...

Passport data largely from https://www.passportindex.org with fallback to Wikipedia scraper

Monetary per diem estimates come from a multitude of sources and then blended together into a interpolated raster which the backend uses to query so that there are no empty spots for cities with no data.

Transit connection estimates are based on GTFS and airline sources

I also expose some of this data in my other tools:

- Reverse flight search https://unli.xyz/flights/

- Gap year planner https://unli.xyz/city/calc/

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I was especially interested in the passport requirements. It would be a nice addition to my website (see my comment above), instead of linking to BAMF's slightly confusing page. A simple dropdown with crude geolocation guessing would be wonderful.

Your website is a really good idea. I always refer to Wikipedia to know the entry requirements for Canadians, because embassy websites do a terrible job of sharing the most basic information.

I always wanted to build a technical travel atlas that would give basic information like power socket type, average weather, driving requirements etc. It would be a lot better than relying on a bunch of wordy travel blogs. If the APIs are there, it would be very doable.