Time Zone and other travel tools

The World Clock shows current time in all parts of the world in the Standard version or Full version
Regions:

• Africa
• South America
• North America
• Europe
• Asia
• Australia/Pacific

Or you can customize your own version, and save it to your bookmarks.

Customize your own list of cities for the World Clock. Up to 25 cities from all over the world may be selected.

Useful if you have offices or contacts all over the world, and often have to check local time there.

The Personal World Clock is available in normal version and interactive applet version.

Use the Time Zone Converter to calculate your local time, based on a date and time in another location. Or it can be used to calculate between any other two locations. It handles past, current and future dates and locations in 200 countries.

If you are going to make an international phone call, then use the meeting planner to find when is it a good time to call. If you plan a telephone conference, select up to four locations in the meeting planner and it will help you find a suitable time for your conference. Try the Meeting Planner or Advanced Meeting Planner.

If it is 9 am in Sydney, what time is it elsewhere? This service will help you find out. Past or present, this service will show corresponding local times around the world for the time selected. If you have a live show with international viewers or are planning a chat to meet friends around the world, it will help you coordinate it: Fixed Time World Clock.

If you want to display local time for a location in any time zone on your web site or blog, you can use this Free Clock.

The International Dialing Codes service can tell the right number to call between many locations worldwide, including area codes for many countries.

The Day and Night Map shows the current position of the Sun and indicates which parts of the Earth are in day and which are in night.

The Sun Calculator shows local time, adjusted for daylight saving time for when the sun is rising or setting, or in twilight, dusk and dawn.

The Moon Calculator calculator calculates time for moonrise and moonset in local time.

The Distance Calculator calculates distance between any two cities available in the World Clock.

These are lists of when DST (Daylight Saving Time) started and stopped in countries around the world in past years, and the planned dates for 2007.

Yearly overview	January–June	July–December
1999	First half of 1999	Second half of 1999
2000	First half of 2000	Second half of 2000
2001	First half of 2001	Second half of 2001
2002	First half of 2002	Second half of 2002
2003	First half of 2003	Second half of 2003
2004	First half of 2004	Second half of 2004
2005	First half of 2005	Second half of 2005
2006	First half of 2006	Second half of 2006
2007	First half of 2007	Second half of 2007
2008	First half of 2008	Second half of 2008

About the World Clock - explains how to use the World Clock

Time Zone Abbreviations - explains time zone names like GMT, EST, PST

About Daylight Saving Time (DST) - information about DST

About Leap Seconds - extra seconds