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

Interesting ramping up of metasearch services from TripAdvisor today with the addition of European rail services to its existing flight metasearch engine.
TLabs Showcase on travel startups featuring Australia-based point-to-point metasearch engine Rome2rio.
French car manufacturing giant Citroen will today launch a new multi-modal travel comparison site called Multicity.
Fledgling door-to-door metasearch company Zoombu has sold to Skyscanner in an disclosed cash and shares deal.

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

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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