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My friend John Richmond sends me this link: Tripbase Alpha. As I noted in my previous blog, "What's broken with online travel" there seems to be a misalignment in consumer goals (aspiration, entertainment, etc.) and travel sites (logistics, etc.). Tripbase tries to solve it using a slider bar - interesting attempt, for sure.
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Sweet site - I love the form follows function aspect and "following a lifestyle" aspect of the discovery.
Too bad you can't find women the same way without filling out a huge set of questions!
Posted by:Eric | May 08, 2007 at 08:08 AM