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I would like your feedback on the MVP I just made. The product goal is to help people organize their on-the-road travel 🗺
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edoardobevilacqua
https://tripper-travel.webflow.io/
I think you can do better at presenting the project. I'm no expert... but to me, the homepage seemed a bit dull to me.
But, the project seems pretty useful. You can share this on subreddits where people talk about travelling.
Also, can anyone submit their itineraries on the site?
Hi, thank you for your feedback, I'll work on it!
Yes I would like to let people submit their itineraries but controlling the quality before publishing. Maybe I'll start sending an excel to fill. What do you think?
I actually already added your suggestion to the MVP, I created this form that opens from the homepage: https://tripper-travel.webflow.io/itinerary
The design is very basic but I will work on it :)
Hey @edoardobevilacqua. I like the idea and know a couple of people trying to solve the same problem. The best version I know of is, https://www.tripit.com/uhp/sharing.
My suggestion is to gather as many public itineraries as possible and then add them to your database. Then people are more likely to share their own version. I'd be interested in how your itinerary builder looks online.
Best of luck.
People who want a pre-planned travel itinerary generally go to a travel agent (at least in the US) whereas consumers who want to plan their own head for tools like TripAdvisor.
If I were you, I'd show this to some professional travel agents and ask what a tool like this would need to do so it would be helpful for them, help them sell more and save work.
For example, the travel agent could have a quick conversation with a client ("wants a beach vacation in August) send a client a list of 5 itineraries from your tool that the client can pick from.
If you can make a tool that travel agents will pay you for, you can have a solid profitable venture and try to expand to the consumer travel market.
I've done a similar trip. Pretty awesome part of the world.
Have you ever used the RomeToRio app?
Thank you for your suggestion! RomeToRio seems to be an app that suggests you a transport method to move between cities.
The aim of my project is to share with people itineraries with places to visit and experiences to do. It is not about the transport method.
Is it to build an itinerary? I couldn't figure out how to see the MPV.
No it's not for building itineraries. It's just a place where people can find pre-prepared itineraries and get inspiration to build their own.