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We are pleased to announce that the search engine for Hotel Price Finder (www.hotelpricefinder.com) has come out on top in the industry study carried out by hospitality and travel news site 4hoteliers.com.
The survey conducted looks at the world’s 10 most visited cities: Paris, London, Barcelona, New York, Beijing, Rome, Mexico City, Istanbul, Frankfurt, Moscow, and at the number of hotel results returned by leading travel search engines including Kayak, TripAdvisor, Nextag and Sidestep.
The findings showed that the search engine used by Hotel Price Finder (www.hotelpricefinder.com) “far out searches other travel search aggregator sites. That is to say, they search the most individual hotels (for most cities).”
Hotel Price Finder (www.hotelpricefinder.com) includes hotel reservation websites HotelClub.com and RatesToGo.com, now part of the Travelport group, so it is no surprise that we can compare more hotels than others.
Since building comparison search engines for hotels is complex, only companies with the technical knowledge and industry experience can deliver the results users are looking for. Combined with easy-to-use functionality, the web 2.0 hotel price comparison website, Hotel Price Finder (www.hotelpricefinder.com), can show more hotels and more hotel information that any other website. Best of all it is easily viewed on a single page.
You can view the industry study and findings at 4Hoteliers.com ~ Global Hotel & Travel Resource
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October 19th, 2007 at 2:02 am
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