Amazon.com for Travel?
Online Travel: Searching for Sanity - Will we ever see one-stop shopping for travel?
So many Web sites, so little time.
Take travel planning. You've got your destination sites and supplier sites. Your online travel agencies (OTAs) and meta-search sites. User-review sites, deal-aggregator sites and opaque sites where either the price or the specific provider isn't immediately revealed. You can even follow the parade of real-time tips on Twitter.
All of which can lead to a serious case of TSFS - Travel Search Fatigue Syndrome, that dizzying condition in which you've clicked on so many links, you can't even remember where you found that great place or really hot deal.
I feel your pain, which is why I wonder, can't somebody just invent an Amazon.com for travel?
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Source - MSNBC
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