Travel statistics
Your countries, continents, cities, days on the road and distance, worked out from the map you build.
- 0 / 193
- Countries
- 0%
- Of the world
- 0
- Continents
- 0
- Want to go
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- 0
- Countries
- 0%
- Of the world's countries
- 0%
- Of the world's land
- 0
- Continents
- 0
- Cities
- 0
- Trips
- 0
- Days travelled
- 0 km
- Distance
By continent
- Europe0 / 44
- Asia0 / 46
- North America0 / 23
- South America0 / 12
- Africa0 / 54
- Oceania0 / 14
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Travel statistics turn a map into numbers you can compare year to year: how many countries and continents you have visited, what share of the world that is, how many cities you stopped in, how many days you travelled and how far you went.
Every figure on this page comes from what you enter in the Countries and Trips tabs. Mark a few countries and add a trip to see the tiles fill in. Nothing is estimated: a trip without dates adds no days, and a trip with one stop adds no distance.
Two percentages are shown because they answer different questions. Share of countries treats Monaco and Canada alike; share of land weighs each country by its area.
How the numbers are worked out
Step 1
Countries and continents
Countries marked Visited or Lived here are counted under the rule you choose. Want to go is never counted.
Step 2
Days travelled
Days are counted from trips that have both a start and an end date, including both days. Overlapping trips do not count a day twice.
Step 3
Distance
Great-circle distance between consecutive stops of each trip, added across all trips, in kilometres or miles.
Reading your statistics
By continent
A bar per continent shows visited against total, so gaps such as an untouched Africa or South America are obvious.
By year
New rows appear for each year that has a dated trip or stop, with the number of countries visited that year.
Around the equator
Total distance is compared with the 40,075 km of the equator, a quick way to make a large number mean something.
Questions and answers
- How do I work out what percentage of the world I have visited?
- Divide the number of countries you have visited by the total you count against and multiply by 100. With 30 countries out of 195 that is 15.4%. The Statistics tab does this for you and also shows the share by land area.
- Why does days travelled show zero?
- Days come only from trips with both a start date and an end date. Add dates to your trips, and check that no trip ends before it starts.
- Why is the land percentage higher than the country percentage?
- Because a few countries are very large. Visiting Russia, Canada, the United States, China, Brazil and Australia covers over 40% of the world's land but only 6 of 193 countries.
- Does a layover count as a visited city?
- Only if you add it as a stop. If you add an airport city to get the flight route right, it will be counted as a city, so leave out layovers you do not want in the totals.
- Can I download my statistics?
- The image export can print your main figures under the map, and the backup file contains every trip and country in readable JSON.
More from the same map
- Travel mapClick the countries you have visited, add past trips city by city, and save the map as an image. No account, nothing uploaded.
- Visited countries mapClick every country you have been to. The count, the percentage of the world and the continent totals update as you go.
- Travel route map makerName a trip, add the cities you stopped in, and the route is drawn in order with its distance.
- Travel map poster makerPick a style, add a title, and download your map as a high-resolution PNG or an SVG for print.