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Most useless travel website advice infographic ever [INFOGRAPHIC]

September 14, 2012 By Kevin May 3 Comments

Just for fun, courtesy of My Destination. Presumably these types of conversation do not REALLY happen – but one wonders, sometimes.

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My Destination goes on the offensive, calls Google a commodity in travel content search

September 7, 2012 By Linda Fox 8 Comments

Google’s recent acquisition of Frommers probably left quite a few in the travel guide sector quaking in their boots

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My Destination wins £1M investment round

November 4, 2011 By Kevin May 1 Comment

Trip planner and content platform My Destination has secured a £1 million funding round, in a move it says values the company at £10 million.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: content, destination content, destination guide, funding, investment, local guide, my destination, travel planning

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