Google promised a big update to Google Earth , and it looks like it's delivered. The new feature is called "Voyager" and it gives users access to dozens of trips around the world.
Each of the journeys focuses on a specific theme. For example, “Museums Around the World” will take the user on a Street View journey to 28 museums around the world from Madrid to New York. You can also see the hidden world of National Forests, choose your favorite Hemingway haunts, follow in the footsteps of Charles Dickens, and visit thirty historical UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Each location also includes appropriate description text, which appears on your screen. The description can also be provided through a YouTube video and not necessarily just through text. For example, the “Beautiful Birds of Paradise” trip includes excerpts from “Planet Earth.”.
Google Earth will also provide some itineraries for the best places to visit worldwide like London, Tokyo, and Mexico.
The famous “I'm Feeling Lucky” also makes a leap across the Earth. Clicking on it will take you to a random location that will also contain a Wikipedia description.
At this point it is worth noting that Google Earth no longer requires a download. You can easily access it from any computer via Google Chrome. Clearly, other browsers that support Google Earth will be added gradually. This change will certainly attract even more users to the application.
