The 44-year-old American actress, singer, food writer, and health enthusiast Gwyneth Paltrow's introduces "G. Spotting." It is the Goop brand´s latest mobile app for travelers. The app equips users with a curated guide to up to 25 different cities around the world.
According to Travel & Leisure, the app was inspired by Paltrow's personal travels. Finding plenty of insider resources such as restaurants, boutiques, specialty shops, hotels, museums, and other places that most travels look for in a city.
"G. Spotting" selects and recommends from a variety of localities including an array of options like the Museum of Russian Art in Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Lemon Frog Shop Vintage Bazaar in Los Angeles, and a five-star hotel in Hong Kong.
The app is recommended to save and money while getting yourself familiar with the new places. Whether you like local finds for arts & crafts, the best cheap eats in town, or kid-friendly places it boasts a made-to-measure feature for travelers with different likings.
Back in 2011, when the first version of "G. Spotting" called "City Guides" was launched, it only featured three cities. But with the effort of Goop´s editors, recommendations from their own travels, the app now offers guides across more than 25 cities.
Just a few days ago, Paltrow went to Southern California and picked the hot spots with the use of her relaunched "G. Spotting" app. She went undercover with Derek Blasberg and pretended as a Romanian facialist US Weekly reports. The prank went well until the unsuspecting customer was displeased with her during a tan spray application.
The "Iron Man" actress went ahead on her third prank, but this time as a waitress at an organic restaurant. She did a great job doing a waitress job without being caught by any of the customers eating organic-made pizzas.
The app is available to download in iTunes.
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