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Google Launches “Trips”: A Comprehensive Travel Planning App

Paul Balo by Paul Balo
September 19, 2016
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In a recent announcement, tech giant Google unveiled its most recent product – an application named ‘Trips’. While many were excitedly anticipating the new messaging platform “Allo”, Google took the opportunity to introduce their newest concept that is geared towards making travelling more streamlined and stress-free. The application acts as a travel planning tool that uniquely doubles up as a personalised tour guide.

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Trips was conceived after Google’s research unveiled that for 74 percent of travelers, the most challenging part of a journey lies not in the travelling itself, but in figuring out the specifics of a new city. To address this issue, Trips was born – a solution that aims to ultimately make exploration easier for tourists worldwide.

Available for download at no cost on both Android and iOS, the app’s emphasis on convenience proves to be its biggest selling point. With the application of Google Trips, users can conveniently store all of their travel information in one consolidated location. This includes but is not limited to, flight details, hotel bookings, car rentals and restaurant reservations. All of these can be accessed on your device when you visit any of the top 200 cities in the world.

Personalisation, a significant feature of the app, is achieved through data analysis of your Google history. The app also allows users to download all travel-related information for offline use, additionally integrating seamlessly with Gmail by organizing customers’ reservations under one “Reservations” tab.

The beauty of this app lies in its capacity to function both online and offline. For those occasions where internet access isn’t available, the offline feature ensures you can still make use of the application. However, when online, users receive real-time information such as current weather conditions, sites that open or closed, and other popular indoor activities in the city.

A notable feature of the app is a red button named the “magic wand”. As explained by Stefan Frank, Product Manager of Google Trips, “If you want more options, tap the “magic wand” button for more nearby sights.” Users can pin any new locations they find interesting, and for even more variety, each additional tap of the “magic wand” produces a new itinerary complete with updated nearby attractions. Building a custom itinerary suited to your preferences takes only a couple of minutes.

In conclusion, with Trips, Google has taken travel planning to a whole new level. It allows you to fully customize a trip based on parameters such as the duration of your stay and popular sights within that city – making it a must-have for any avid traveler.

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Paul Balo

Paul Balo

Paul Balo is the founder of TechBooky and a highly skilled wireless communications professional with a strong background in cloud computing, offering extensive experience in designing, implementing, and managing wireless communication systems.

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