Where do you get inspiration? How do you aggregate information? What do you use while you're traveling?

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Google Trips

Exploring the world with all your travel info in one place

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Dayyan SmithComputational Linguistics @ LMU Munich · Written 2mo ago

All of your important information in one place! And I really like the suggestions for things to look at or visit.

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Brad WolffBusiness Honors & Finance at UT-Austin · Written 2mo ago

Unbelievable app for keeping track of bookmarks, finding new attractions, and discovering restaurants. Obsessed though so much room to grow.

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Marcelo RisoliWeb app developer · Written 2mo ago

I love it how it pulls information out of your reservation emails and then creates trips, plus offline download makes it an amazing tour guide when you don't have data roaming

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Google Maps 4.0

New material design brings bold graphics and fluid motion

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Augusto CarmoSuper curious · Written 2mo ago

Offline maps, save my favorite places (I use as places to see) syncs favorites with Google Trips

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Skyscanner

Compares millions of flights to find you the cheapest deal

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Taimoor HussainDigital Marketing Strategist · Written 2mo ago

Tells you the cheapest flight. really helps save money

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Pam CurrieEntrepreneur · Written 2mo ago

Best thing Skyscanner brought to travel was 'Flexible? Search Everywhere' I had wanted this feature forever and nobody did it: search for flights based on price/don't mind where you go. Many of my holidays have been decided this way! And they are Scottish, which is great.

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Airbnb

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Brad WolffBusiness Honors & Finance at UT-Austin · Written 2mo ago

Essential

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Pam CurrieEntrepreneur · Written 2mo ago

Great places. Anywhere. Magic!

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Anastasia KrylovaSco · Written 2mo ago

I prefer AirBnb over hotels, as I feel that my host/flatowner takes care of me...not my money

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DESTIGOGO | Travel tool

Discover the best travel destinations based on your budget!

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Kevin JolingMaker of DESTIGOGO.com · Edited 2mo ago

Kevin Joling made this product

DESTIGOGO tells you where to go within a certain budget. v2 is coming soon :)

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Emile-Victor PortenartCo-Founder, Designer at Côté Clair · Written 2mo ago

Destigogo is definitely one of the few product I use when I'm looking for a random destination to go!

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Hopper 3.0

Personalized money-saving tips for your travel preferences

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Skylar TaylorMarketing Manager, Royal Media · Written 2mo ago

Great for tracking flight prices and knowing the best time to book your trip.

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Tweets by Musolé 🇿🇲 🇺🇸 🇦🇴Founder, Solé Marketing | #Tech #Travel · Written 2mo ago

Traveling around Asia and Africa this past year and Hopper has been a godsend, with ticket prices. My last round trip ticket from EWR to Chiang Mai via BKK cost just under $650. Got a similar price from Singapore to South Africa. Typically prices are 200- thousands more.

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Google Flights

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Andreea NastaseProducts and things · Written 2mo ago

I like using Google Flights to explore cheap air travel options if I haven't decided on a particular destination, and to explore the cheapest day to fly to a destination on a particular month with the calendar functionality. I find it excels at those two things, plus all the usual price monitoring features that we've come to expect of ticket sites. I also like that it's a much more user-friendly version of the original ITA Matrix system, aka "the magic cheap flights site no one has ever heard of", which now powers both Kayak and Google Flights search!

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Marcelo RisoliWeb app developer · Written 2mo ago

Google Flights is amazing, its like ITA Matrix with speed, even if I don't book it directly through them most of the time I am often checking different variations of flights from it because it is blazing fast.

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Johnny SkettosMedical Nugget Creator · Written 2mo ago

Similar to other flight ticket search engine but with added TRACKING feature that allows you to get a notification for when you particular flight is at the cheapest or priciest and act accordingly!

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Expedia

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RaghavanAI, Design and Humans · Written 2mo ago

Expedia has a smooth ticket booking experience however kayak has a cool UX to search. So, I use Kayak to search and book tickets through Expedia..

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Digrammermini cooper driver · Written 2mo ago

It won't send you spam with hotels and stuff, just notifications you really need.

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Oscar Brunndoughnuts baker · Written 2mo ago

Love kayak as well. Expedia CS is just great. I was in a tricky situation once and was able to reach tech support by phone immediately. So rare nowadays.

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Routes.guide

Explore a city through personal itineraries made by locals.

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Andreas B.PedersenWritten 2mo ago

Andreas B.Pedersen made this product

Routes is a travel app where travelers can explore cities through thousands of itineraries in over 100 cities - made by locals and travelers. Try it out on: http://get.routes.guide/

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Foursquare

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Lim Chee AunProduct Engineer · Written 2mo ago

I use Foursquare to find for top/trendy places to visit and save them into a "to-go" list that I can check out while travelling.

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Eugene TurnerTech, tea and adventures. · Written 2mo ago

Still the best choice for finding great spots almost anywhere in the world. Add in their great list features, Trip Tips for asking for recommendations, and the ability to draw a search area on a map, and you’re on to a sure winner.

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