Hi Michael, your site looks pretty slick. Reminds me of airbnb a bit.
The way I understand your marketing pitch, you hate expedia and are going to undercut their prices. I compared one of the top hotels you list in la fortuna with expedia's rates and they are matching tripfab. Seems like their cancellation terms are more lenient also.
Actually, the rooms are shown twice and they could actually be beating your rate, hard to tell. When I tried to proceed to get the tax breakdown I got an error page.
Expedia has a lowest rate guarantee, so how can anyone really hope to undercut them any way?
Nitpick: It's not that they're eliminating the "travel middleman" but that they're removing removing unnecessary layers and being a better "middleman" by lowering costs for the consumer.
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Hi Michael, your site looks pretty slick. Reminds me of airbnb a bit.
The way I understand your marketing pitch, you hate expedia and are going to undercut their prices. I compared one of the top hotels you list in la fortuna with expedia's rates and they are matching tripfab. Seems like their cancellation terms are more lenient also.
http://d.pr/i/LFjl http://d.pr/i/oe1s
Actually, the rooms are shown twice and they could actually be beating your rate, hard to tell. When I tried to proceed to get the tax breakdown I got an error page.
Expedia has a lowest rate guarantee, so how can anyone really hope to undercut them any way?
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For reference:
http://www.expedia.com/Arenal-Volcano-Region-Hotels-Arenal-K...
https://tripfab.com/en-US/costa_rica/la_fortuna/arenal_kioro...
Nitpick: It's not that they're eliminating the "travel middleman" but that they're removing removing unnecessary layers and being a better "middleman" by lowering costs for the consumer.