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One of the most popular tags for classifying mashups on this site is “travel”. How popular? So far, 102 mashups at ProgrammableWeb have this tag. Most are mapping-related, often used to highlight locations for a specific destination like French Champagne houses, UK Bed and Breakfasts, NYC Broadway Shows or Hollywood celebrity hotels (and gossip):
Other travel mashups are more utilitarian including:
- Find Airport Parking: Find everything you need when rushing to the airport and need parking. Find out which airport parking facility is closest to you or to the airport, which is cheapest
- GMaps Flight Tracker: View incoming flights into 7 major US cities. Altitude, speed, heading and flight path are all interactively displayed on the map. Be air traffic control.
While yet other “travel” mashups are just different:
- Fatal Crash Data Maps: Search fatal crashes by zip code, driving directions, custom drawn polygons on Google Maps. Search results include crash details.
- Air Travel Emissions Calculator: A Google Maps mashup that allows you to calculate the per-passenger greenhouse gas emissions created by a commercial airline flight between any two airports.
- Random Day Out Generator: Pick where and the types of things you like to do and where. Watch it build your itinerary for the day.
See all 102 travel mashups here.
3 Responses to “102 Travel Mashups”
at 12:00 am
[...] 102 Travel Mashups [...]
at 11:39 pm
Travel 2.0 Mashery:
http://travelstrategybusiness.com/travel-20-mashery/
Travel 2.0 Mashery is a Travel 2.0 | Strategy + Business’ own extended definition and vision of Travel 2.0 as coined by Philip C. Wolf, President and CEO, PhoCusWright Inc. Travel 2.0 Mashery is meshing up the Travel 2.0 | Strategy + Business team’s collective years of experience from traditional travel distribution method to online distribution strategies; combined with our best-of-breed emerging travel & tourism technology automation portfolio, from third-party global partners network as well as our own proprietary travel portal builder called Mashlabs.Travel.
at 1:26 am
Please give a try to http://www.mapsofall.com/ – I tried to merge many different maps providers into one place. Thanks for replies.