Which US online travel guide has better expert content - Frommers, TripCart.com, Fodors, Concierge.com, LonelyPlanet, TripAdvisor, IgoUgo?
When I buy a book - its LonelyPlanet. When my parents buy one its Fodors or Frommers. Online, I am not really satisfied.
LonelyPlanet gives me only a fraction of the book. Frommers/Fodors gives me lots but the content is very template like and not designed for the webs.
TripAdvisor is great, but I still think of them as a site to select hotels.
IgoUgo is lots of fun, but I feel like I am missing the "expert angle".
TripCart is new and one of the many travel 2.0 startups - TripWiser, TripHub, TripSay, NileGuide, etc to come along. These sites have easier to access content and make great use of the map for trip planning.
Take your favorite US travel destination, compare the above guides. Tell me who wins.
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