TripAdvisor adds rail into flight metasearch channel

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Interesting ramping up of metasearch services from TripAdvisor today with the addition of European rail services to its existing flight metasearch engine.

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TLabs Showcase – Rome2rio

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TLabs Showcase on travel startups featuring Australia-based point-to-point metasearch engine Rome2rio.

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Car maker launches door-to-door travel search website

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French car manufacturing giant Citroen will today launch a new multi-modal travel comparison site called Multicity.

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Skyscanner buys door-to-door travel search startup Zoombu

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Fledgling door-to-door metasearch company Zoombu has sold to Skyscanner in an disclosed cash and shares deal.

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Travelfusion adds fare monitoring tool

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Metasearch is supposedly becoming much more than simply providing a list of fares from the cheapest to the most expensive.

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New website for TravelFusion, plots Twitter streams and trip scoring system

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Travel metasearch engine TravelFusion has relaunched its main B2C website with a number of new features and ahead of a series of other product improvements.

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TravelFusion plugs maps into door-to-door metasearch

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Fresh from launching a service to allow users to get detailed search results based on their physical location instead of just nearest airport, Travelfusion has also integrated a mapping device.



The UK-based consumer-facing and B2B metasearch engine now allows users to select any location on a Google map for the From and To fields of a trip.



The map automatically works out the postcodes/zipcodes and then returns results based on the point-to-point parameters.

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TravelFusion building point-to-point tools, start of a giant leap for metasearch

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Metasearch is finally climbing into what could be an exciting second phase with news that TravelFusion is developing new functionality to allow full travel plan searches.



The UK-based firm will launch an overhauled version of its consumer-facing website in early-2010 to include point-to-point metasearch featuring a breakdown of time and prices of transportation to and from the main departure and arrival points of a trip.



The functionality is similar to the widely praised, closed-beta only Zoombu metasearch engine, which also has point-to-point search capability.

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