Very cool idea! I could definitely have seen this being really useful at my last startup.
A few quick thoughts:
- I definitely would have loved to see some common travel filters (which I know as a programmer is easier said than done"). The recommended flight for me was spirit airlines, which sucks in the US and I wouldn't really want to force my employees to take that.
- Both origins and the destination that I tried were in the US, but the price was still listed in euros.
- In my head, I imagined that the suggested destinations would include some reason that they were compelling, not just a generic picture of the city. My suggested destination was Atlanta, but I don't know why we'd want a team offsite in Atlanta. I'm looking for something on the right continuum between "cheap" and "interesting", and this seems to really only help with the "cheap" aspect.
Very cool tool though! I'll keep it in mind for future work travel needs.
A few quick thoughts:
- I definitely would have loved to see some common travel filters (which I know as a programmer is easier said than done"). The recommended flight for me was spirit airlines, which sucks in the US and I wouldn't really want to force my employees to take that.
- Both origins and the destination that I tried were in the US, but the price was still listed in euros.
- In my head, I imagined that the suggested destinations would include some reason that they were compelling, not just a generic picture of the city. My suggested destination was Atlanta, but I don't know why we'd want a team offsite in Atlanta. I'm looking for something on the right continuum between "cheap" and "interesting", and this seems to really only help with the "cheap" aspect.
Very cool tool though! I'll keep it in mind for future work travel needs.