Several travel websites employ search engine spiders to acquire booking information from more well-known sites. Hipmunk, on the other hand, presents the data in a logical order. Occasionally, it performs a better job than the original site. It's a near-perfect search engine that rivals the best. It's straightforward to work with the filters and navigate the tabs. To save you from getting lost, Hipmunk arranges information in a way that makes sense.
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Hipmunk, a travel comparison and booking site that sorted flights by price, duration, and stops, is closing on January 23, 2020. Users who miss the "agony" feature can try Google Flights, which offers a similar option called "best departing flights". at Afar.com
Here’s what the Hipmunk shut down means for previously booked travel, future travel planning, and more. Hipmunk Search Engine Shuts Down Just like Skyscanner, Hipmunk was a meta-flight search engine that would scour the entire web (online travel agencies, airline websites, etc.) to find the best deals on flights, hotels, and more. at Skyscanner.com
The Hipmunk team announced this afternoon that it’ll be shutting down in just about a week’s time. Come January 23rd, says the blog post, both the Hipmunk website and app will be shuttered. at Techcrunch.com
Hipmunk’s founders are building a successor to their now-defunct flight search service. The startup was acquired by SAP-owned travel and expense platform Concur in 2016, and its CEO Adam ... at Techcrunch.com
Concur Hipmunk, a travel booking tool, was retired on January 23, 2020. Learn why, how to access your historical trip data, and what are the alternatives for travel management. at Concur.com
Popular travel metasearch engine Hipmunk will shut down this month, on January 23, 2020. Hipmunk said goodbye in a January 14th blog post. Today, we have important news to share. After nine years of being a travel search innovator, Hipmunk is being retired. The current plan is to stop supporting the product on Jan. 23, […] at Flyertalk.com
Flight Penguin is a Chrome extension that shows all flights and prices without deals or commissions with airlines. It's a subscription service for frequent flyers who want to find the best option ... at Fastcompany.com
Hipmunk is packing up its bag of nuts and handing in its aviator goggles. Next week, the travel metasearch engine with the cute chipmunk mascot will cease operations. at Washingtonpost.com
Hipmunk also had patents that switched hands in the acquisition (and more were approved post-acquisition), and it’s possible SAP doesn’t want to let those go. It’s also entirely feasible ... at Techcrunch.com
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