The seeker does not know what he want
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 4:46 am
2. The doubter
The doubter knows what he wants but not with whom. Or the other way around: he has been traveling with the same provider for years, but this time he does not know where he wants to go. Loyalty to the brand plays a major role for the doubter.
3. The Seeker
s, does not know with whom and perhaps does not even know when. The seeker seeks inspiration, seeks above all the unbeaten paths. Otherwise it is no longer attractive. The seeker seeks other seekers. These seekers in particular are happy with the social travel initiatives.
Social travel
Social travel is based on the idea that your (online) friends know what you like, their offer is unbound and reliable. A Dutch company that responds to this idea is Favoroute.com . Once registered with iran phone data Favoroute, you plan your trip using favorite places ('favo's') of others and with information from affiliated travel organizations for overnight stays and transportation. A clear travel agenda then appears. Once on your trip, you create your own favorites. You can share these favorites with other travelers. At home, the entire trip can be saved as a travel diary, also printed. The application is currently working in a beta version and is surprisingly complete.
Suggestions for city visits
Suggestme offers travellers the opportunity to compile a current and original city guide themselves, based on suggestions from other city visitors and a local editorial team. You collect the things to do online and then print them or take them with you on a 'mobile device' and keep them up to date.
The doubter knows what he wants but not with whom. Or the other way around: he has been traveling with the same provider for years, but this time he does not know where he wants to go. Loyalty to the brand plays a major role for the doubter.
3. The Seeker
s, does not know with whom and perhaps does not even know when. The seeker seeks inspiration, seeks above all the unbeaten paths. Otherwise it is no longer attractive. The seeker seeks other seekers. These seekers in particular are happy with the social travel initiatives.
Social travel
Social travel is based on the idea that your (online) friends know what you like, their offer is unbound and reliable. A Dutch company that responds to this idea is Favoroute.com . Once registered with iran phone data Favoroute, you plan your trip using favorite places ('favo's') of others and with information from affiliated travel organizations for overnight stays and transportation. A clear travel agenda then appears. Once on your trip, you create your own favorites. You can share these favorites with other travelers. At home, the entire trip can be saved as a travel diary, also printed. The application is currently working in a beta version and is surprisingly complete.
Suggestions for city visits
Suggestme offers travellers the opportunity to compile a current and original city guide themselves, based on suggestions from other city visitors and a local editorial team. You collect the things to do online and then print them or take them with you on a 'mobile device' and keep them up to date.