We launched AskMe.Travel - a free, AI-powered, multi-media travel exploration assistant that helps you discover places, locations, resorts, and activities.
Completely free with no signup required.
This tool is especially good at making specific recommendations. Some examples,
• Best Family Friendly All-Inclusive Resorts • Restaurants with gluten-free options in the area. • Hotels with a pet-friendly policy. • Activities for individuals in a wheelchair
We would love feedback and suggestions on how to improve the user experience. We are specifically interested to hear if you believe this is a useful assistant for your everyday use.
Hi Eric, thanks for sharing your project with the Travel Massive community!
What is the origin story behind building AskMe.Travel?
A few bits of feedback:
1. I like the "clickability" of the sidebar links, which makes it easy to explore without at first having to come up with the prompt.
2. After some interactions and questions with the prompt, I didn't really know what else to do. An "About" page explaining the product a bit more (e.g. what problems people can solve with it) would be helpful.
In general, this is where I get a bit lost with AI travel planning tools — while they can give me answers to endless travel questions, there seems to be a lack of utility of "getting something done" such as booking a flight, hotel, etc. There needs to be something very compelling about AI planning tools to make me come back again, instead of asking Claude or Gemini myself.
I really like this and can see how it would be very helpful for Travel Advisors.
That said, I'm not entirely sure how to use the tool to its full potential. It looks very interesting, but I would love to see a guide, tutorial, or short video that walks through the features and demonstrates how advisors can best leverage it for itinerary planning and client recommendations.
It seems like a great resource, and a quick overview would help me better understand how to make the most of it.
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We launched AskMe.Travel - a free, AI-powered, multi-media travel exploration assistant that helps you discover places, locations, resorts, and activities.
Completely free with no signup required.
This tool is especially good at making specific recommendations. Some examples,
• Best Family Friendly All-Inclusive Resorts
• Restaurants with gluten-free options in the area.
• Hotels with a pet-friendly policy.
• Activities for individuals in a wheelchair
We would love feedback and suggestions on how to improve the user experience. We are specifically interested to hear if you believe this is a useful assistant for your everyday use.
Hi Eric, thanks for sharing your project with the Travel Massive community!
What is the origin story behind building AskMe.Travel?
A few bits of feedback:
1. I like the "clickability" of the sidebar links, which makes it easy to explore without at first having to come up with the prompt.
2. After some interactions and questions with the prompt, I didn't really know what else to do. An "About" page explaining the product a bit more (e.g. what problems people can solve with it) would be helpful.
In general, this is where I get a bit lost with AI travel planning tools — while they can give me answers to endless travel questions, there seems to be a lack of utility of "getting something done" such as booking a flight, hotel, etc. There needs to be something very compelling about AI planning tools to make me come back again, instead of asking Claude or Gemini myself.
Hope that helps!
I really like this and can see how it would be very helpful for Travel Advisors.
That said, I'm not entirely sure how to use the tool to its full potential. It looks very interesting, but I would love to see a guide, tutorial, or short video that walks through the features and demonstrates how advisors can best leverage it for itinerary planning and client recommendations.
It seems like a great resource, and a quick overview would help me better understand how to make the most of it.