Solsice - Think further, think human

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It's true, a simple list isn't enough for TravelFlix to take off. If we hadn't already spent time on it, would we think we need a platform that doesn't manage travel constraints like visa requirements or mandatory vaccinations for certain countries? Without that, people will look elsewhere for truly critical information.

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Flight search engines filter prices. They do not quantify the influence of an event.
A festival or a match increases prices, yes. But it is not the only cause.
Seasons, overall demand, everything plays.
A comparison tool helps to buy, not to understand the market.
For example, Google Flights shows an expensive flight to Sapporo during the Yuki Matsuri, but it does not explain why the flight is expensive, only the price.

The idea that TravelFlix could become an essential component of destination choice only holds if the platform surpasses a simple data aggregation, offering a decisive advantage.
For users to fully adopt it, it must provide optimization that goes far beyond simple comparison, such as integrating exclusive discounts or hyper-local weather forecasts.
Otherwise, TravelFlix will remain just another tool among many, missing the opportunity to reach its full potential.
For example, listing activities alone is not enough; the platform should recommend the ideal activity based on user profile and real-time weather, ensuring a maximized experience.
Without this push towards excellence, its relevance will remain anecdotal, and users will continue to look elsewhere for final decisions.

Camille Garcia

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