On the road: my cell phone, the best co-pilot in the world!

[nrumohammad0]

Traveling with a smartphone and data enabled (thanks to the end of roaming in Europe) was a revelation. It sent me alerts about my routes and reservations; it was there to show me the way when I got lost (more often than I could imagine) in a city; it was there to keep me company on long trips; and it was there to help me discover particular details about the places I was visiting.

Post-trip: sharing is living!
When I come back from a trip, I always like to retrace what I did, from list of estonia consumer email the hotels, to the restaurants, to the activities. And I also like to be able to share my experience with others and be of help to those who want to make the same trip as me. I am a fan of the philosophy of the Internet: to collaborate and share knowledge so that everyone can benefit from it.

I did it all from the comfort of my phone and my couch.

The travel industry is one where consumer interaction is becoming more important and technological advances are allowing companies to get closer to their customers and know them better.
Steve Jobs said, "Technology is nothing, the important thing is that you have faith in people, that they are fundamentally good and intelligent, and that you give them the right tools, and they will do wonderful things."