It dawned on me recently that like so many other Google apps, Wave has the potential to disrupt the crowded trip planning site arena.
It occurred to me that the tool would be particularly useful if I were planning a trip with a group of people.
Here is how I imagine it would work:
Google Wave may not be setting the world on fire as much as Google hoped given that its current lack of integration into Gmail is an annoying stumbling block and invites are taking a while to filter through.
But this hasn’t stopped some inquisitive types playing around with it during its closed beta phase and integrating existing functionality and tools into the system.
Lonely Planet is one such travel brand which has given it a serious look and has come up with quite an interesting proposition.
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