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Kayak launches one-stop travel itinerary tool
Thursday, 15 Feb, 2010
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Travel search engine Kayak has launched a free itinerary management tool in the UK called Kayak Trips.
The tool allows users to consolidate flights, hotel bookings and car rental from lots of different travel sites onto one web-based itinerary.
To use the tool consumers just need to forward their booking confirmation emails from suppliers to their Kayak user account.
Kayak co-founder Paul English said: "We’ve already made it simple to compare hundreds of travel sites at once. Now we’re making it easier to track the bookings you make across any of those sites, including one-click sharing which can be used to exchange trip details with your friends.”
Other features include travel alerts, one-click itinerary sharing and calendar synching plus integration with the Kayak iPhone and other mobile apps.
By Dinah Hatch
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