I do like the idea. I travelled a lot in the past but never made an effort to reach out to interesting people, so when planning future trips, I'm gonna make an

I do like the idea. I travelled a lot in the past but never made an effort to reach out to interesting people, so when planning future trips, I'm gonna make an effort to connect with local startup scenes. I think for this to work you have to really define your community. Exclusivity will help, something like asmallworld.com (an invite-only social network). Off the top of my head, I can think of two groups who'd use something like this: 1) people like us, ie entrepreneurs, and others in the startup world (investors and so on). 2) partyers, who want to find the cool places that aren't yet in the tourist guidebooks. I think both groups would like some exclusivity. I mean, in any local startup scene, the most interesting people are oversubscribed - all the founders of no-traction startups want to grab coffee with the guy who just raised a $10 mil Series B. When the $10 mil CEO travels to a new place, he'd probably like to grab coffee with founders at a similar level to talk shop. But those guys don't necessarily know who he is or why he's worth talking to. If you can get people to say "hey, this person messaged me on urbanvisitor.com, he must be worth meeting" - then you'd have a decent business.