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Easiest way for me to never visit a site again.
In general I would agree, but we thought this could be a nice way to reach out and thank the people who supported us today :)
Everyone is trying to push their notifications on you these days...
A feature I'd love to see, which I haven't seen anywhere, is filtering by day of week. I want to search for 3 day holidays that start on a Friday, for example.
Nice design, but tool already exists everywhere. So my question is: how will you differentiate yourself from the other 1000 budget trip planning tool other than a better interface? Also how will you acquire your users? Travel startups are on of the hardest to acquire users, merely because it's so expensive
Brisbane, 10 days, AUD$3000 hangs Firefox and I had to crash out (50.1.0 x64 EME-free). It doesn't if I drop the price cap down to AUD$1500. It doesn't if I do the same search in Chrome, though the scrollbar becomes very small. Chrome reports that I'm able to search 589 destinations once it's done loading. I suspect Firefox doesn't handle such a large number of results well.
- drive there and back in 2 days - The prices doesnt factor in costs of me (or doesnt seem to) getting a ferry, train etc out of the UK
Just let users type in a number rather than having to find it on your list.
Local currencies (GBP) and temperatures (C) would also help!