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It remains a problem in need of a single, highly usable and smart interface that can collate all the disparate data and expedite the process of planning and boo
by indescions_2018 9y ago
It remains a problem in need of a single, highly usable and smart interface that can collate all the disparate data and expedite the process of planning and booking.
I use Kayak. But typically find that I still need to manually perform searches for each leg of the trip. Across flights, hotels, transportation, tickets, etc. And usability of these sites can be abysmal, especially on mobile.
My pro tip: book well in advance. 6+ months to ensure availability. Particularly around busy travel times.
For discovery my tool of choice: Google Maps. Helps to visualize, find local eateries, attractions, CVS shops, etc.
- Terretta 9y agoNext evolution of Kayak — by Kayak co-founder — is Lola, which was completely amazing. Humans did the searching based on your prefs and learned you over time and the same human helped the whole trip, all modes. Concierge travel in an app. So good. https://www.lola.com https://www.lola.com https://www.lola.com/about https://www.lola.com/about I’d heard they might be pivoting. Don’t know if that’s true. I can’t use any more since switching employers, we have in-house travel. If you try it, tell them I sent you. :-)