AI travel planner that designs the best tourist itinerary for you, using multiple factors such as distance between attractions, opening hours and many more.
After creating an itinerary, you can activate a travel assistant over WhatsApp which is synced with your trip information.
The tool is free to use, without limits. Plan as many trips as you can and chat with the travel assistant as much as you want!
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Speakspots started being developed in 2019, well before the advent of ChatGPT. The tool has +50,000 lines of code of Javascript logic, including +50 proprietary algorithms that help create the best possible itinerary for you: based on your preferences and travel dates. No other tool has such a sophisticated itinerary optimization engine. No other tool has a WhatsApp assistant fully synced with your itinerary, thanks to our sophisticated database and unique server-side integration with ChatGPT.
Speakspots's answer
1) It is 100% free, as opposed to many of our Freemium/Premium competitors. You can try it without spending a cent. 2) Our travel content is highly curated, between our AI and "human travellers". It is not just a ChatGPT-based tool, like most competitor AI travel planners developed over 2023/24 3) We have been since 2019, 2 years under development and 2 years as Proof of Concept. The tool is well-tested and mature.
Speakspots's answer
Travellers who don't want to spend hours planning a trip, but want a well-planned trip to avoid inconveniences (spend more time commuting than enjoying, arrive at attractions that are closed, spend twice their trip budget, etc.)
Easy to use and great UX
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So I am planning a trip to WDW for two next year. I am looking at expedia.com for it's travel packages of booking flights and hotels, but am wondering, is their a better website for finding such packages? Source: 9 months ago
Some booking websites allow you to search specifically for hostels. I just took a quick glance, and expedia.com allows it. Booking.com doesn't appear so, but maybe I missed something. Source: 11 months ago
Whatever safe bed you can find at this point. You've left it too late to be picky and it's looking like it's going to be the start of the the busiest, boomiest tourist season here in Italy ever. Expect to have to stay very, very, very far from city centers and transit connections or to pay $400+/night on a place. Don't be picky, just start looking now at both AirBnb and hotels (booking.com or expedia.com are the... Source: 12 months ago
So some fares can be priced differently depending on the region you select for purchasing. e.g. expedia.com vs expedia.ca vs expedia.co.jp. Source: about 1 year ago
Ah yes, the expedia.com effect. "Only one room left, hurry before it's gone.". Source: about 1 year ago
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