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For a date in October in Paris it returned a single hotel option with a price of $20860361.04. For another city it also showed a single option, but priced at $
by huhtenberg 3y ago
For a date in October in Paris it returned a single hotel option with a price of $20860361.04.
For another city it also showed a single option, but priced at $0.00.
That's not very good. It was very fast though.
- thanzex 3y agoAs they state, the demo only contains fake pricing data, presumably random-generated
- mgl 3y agoThis is correct, thanks.
- mgl 3y agoThanks, and this is because we use real world hotel information but with synthetic prices. However, the price and availability are all calculated in real-time, and the base price of accommodation components can be modified in real-time as well, what is rather uncommon in OTA search engines.
- huhtenberg 3y agoI'm not sure what to make of your "real world hotel information" statement when your search engine clearly thinks there's just one hotel in all of Paris.
- mgl 3y agoPrecisely speaking: One hotel is available what means the search engine found other fully booked
- huhtenberg 3y agoThat's hardly based on "real world data" then because it's completely unrealistic.