Google has launched a travel guide website for those who don't like making plans, Life reports.
The new service is called Touring Bird. The website is designed for mobile devices and is designed for quick trip planning and any assistance for those setting off. Travel. Tourists in Google's app need to select a city, after which they'll be offered three top places to visit. They'll also receive information about excursions, attractions, and tips from locals.
Interestingly, the service can select tours and excursions based on a tourist's interests and budget. To do this, users need to set appropriate filters. It's also possible to limit the time of a visit, for example, to a museum or excursion.
As the guide's authors note, the website is perfect for both novice and seasoned travelers looking to explore off-the-beaten-path destinations. The service will also appeal to foodies, Instagram fans, and those interested in painting, design, or architecture.
Touring Bird users can currently plan their travels in 20 cities, including Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris, Prague, Rome, Las Vegas, and Miami. The guide is available in English. The service's developers promise to expand the number of cities and languages in the future.
Source: news.turizm.ru