To help remedy that reality, a Carnegie Mellon University professor who has been blind since she was 14 has launched a navigation app that provides turn-by-turn audio instructions for users, according to the Associated Press.
With the new trends in terms of travel-applied technology, foreseeing the happenings and contexts that could have an effect on your trip to any part of the world is much easier now.
Emerging “smart tourism” aims to improve the quality of tourists’ experience with the destination, a Turkish expert has pointed out, while a hotel giant has already planned to pour 475 million euros into this aspect.
The travel industry is incredibly competitive, and Adobe is helping companies better understand their customer base through the use of analytics.
The purpose of the competition is to recognise the best applications, both national and international, which in one way or another help to improve the tourist’s experience in organising their trip.
A new Travelzoo survey found that conflicting desires are leading travelers to return home from vacation feeling less than satisfied.