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this solves only 1 part of the problem. at least based on the video, it seems like you'd need to have the hotel and places pre-selected. that's not how it usual
by SonicSoul 10y ago
this solves only 1 part of the problem. at least based on the video, it seems like you'd need to have the hotel and places pre-selected. that's not how it usually works for me. I find having to plan a trip with all the restaurants/hotels/bars to visit beforehand incredibly painful so prefer to just choose the major cities/towns, and explore them after getting there. I also prefer the advice of locals vs tourists that visited and left reviews (because then you get stuck in most touristy places).
This approach requires research in wifi zones and talking to locals.
i think a better problem to solve would be actual suggestions that don't suck. perhaps crowd sourced from reputable users. and get all that pre-cached!
- tedmiston 10y agoThe new Google Destinations web app is intended to solve the other half: pick your flights and hotel.
- binarysolo 10y agoI travel similarly to you and solve that by going there, watching people and traffic flow, wandering aimlessly, and having a data plan. (I recently moved cell service to Google Fi and love it.)
- SonicSoul 10y agosome countries (like Japan) will also have a cheap wifi internet device you can rent. in Tokyo this was a few bucks a day