Peek, a start-up, aims to fill a hole in online travel research and booking – finding and scheduling activities.
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A Travel Start-Up Raises Money for Planning Tourism Activities
On January 31, 2012, In Technology, by MarkBass75
Peek, a start-up, aims to fill a hole in online travel research and booking – finding and scheduling activities.
Thanks to ideasbynet.com for sponsoring another of our weekly contests. They will be providing a iPad Travel Companion Folder to the winner. One thing about the iPad is that when you are holding it the aluminum body feels quite slippery and this is certainly not something you wouldn’t want to have accidentally slip onto the floor
Thanks to ideasbynet.com for sponsoring another of our weekly contests. They will be providing a iPad Travel Companion Folder to the winner. One thing about the iPad is that when you are holding it the aluminum body feels quite slippery and this is certainly not something you wouldn’t want to have accidentally slip onto the floor
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Name the Thing Contest – 193
On November 8, 2011, In Gadgets, by KerryParry
ThePointsGuy is an air travel mastermind.
ThePointsGuy is an air travel mastermind.
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How to Book the Cheapest Holiday Flights
On day two of the Guardian tech team’s Hack Day we are going to find out what you get if you leave loads of developers to their own devices in a newspaper office for two days. 1.59pm: Hi, Martin Belam here again
On day two of the Guardian tech team’s Hack Day we are going to find out what you get if you leave loads of developers to their own devices in a newspaper office for two days. 1.59pm: Hi, Martin Belam here again
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Guardian Hack Day 2011: Day two
On September 16, 2011, In Gadgets, by waciejos13
Steve Kamb found out how to fly 35,000 miles and visit four continents for $418 . He’s now going round the world in that trip and managed to score a weekend in Monte Carlo, Monaco, living like James Bond.
Steve Kamb found out how to fly 35,000 miles and visit four continents for $418 . He’s now going round the world in that trip and managed to score a weekend in Monte Carlo, Monaco, living like James Bond.
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How to Live Like James Bond For a Weekend
It’s like DayZipping , tailored for nerds.
It’s like DayZipping , tailored for nerds.
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Nerdy Day Trips guides traveling technophiles, could use your input
On September 12, 2011, In Technology, by KerryParry
Jetsetter, Gilt’s travel site, introduces a vacation home rental service that competes with Airbnb and HomeAway.
Jetsetter, Gilt’s travel site, introduces a vacation home rental service that competes with Airbnb and HomeAway.
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Gilt Introduces Vacation Home Rentals
On August 25, 2011, In Gadgets, by Lobo
Globetrotting financiers have a new companion to slot into their briefcases, now that Acer has taken the wraps off its TravelMate Timeline 8481T notebook.
Globetrotting financiers have a new companion to slot into their briefcases, now that Acer has taken the wraps off its TravelMate Timeline 8481T notebook.
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Acer unveils TravelMate 8481T laptop for the all-business crowd
On August 19, 2011, In Gadgets, by braciejo41
August is nearing its completion. Did you hit all your goals?
August is nearing its completion. Did you hit all your goals?
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7 Tools to Help You Go on the Best Pretend Vacation of Your Life
On July 29, 2011, In Technology, by westase1
Google joins sites like Kayak, Bing Travel and Hotels.com by offering hotel search.
Google joins sites like Kayak, Bing Travel and Hotels.com by offering hotel search.
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Google Introduces Hotel Search