Are the economics of Twitter airfares worth it?

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11-04-2009 @ 3:47PM

Mary said...

Great post Grant, I agree with you with a few added thoughts:

Twitter lists. You can follow one list such as @bestraveldeals/travel-deals which has put in the elbow grease to find 139 twitter accts that are legit and primarily tweet travel deals. It's easy to follow a list like that, click on it when you have your credit card in front of you and only see tweets pertaining to travel deals.

Perfect fare. It's a little difficult for a website to discern an individuals perfect fare unless they are willing to spend the time and create a profile with enough detail that would trigger a perfect fare alert. What is the floor and for what destinations?

Interesting to think about though.

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