Eightydays.me wants to make multi-city travel a simple click away
by Startacus Admin
We are liking the look of Eightydays.me - an online travel tech platform that plans your multi-city travel in literally a few clicks.
Instead of spending a few hours working out how you can do multi-city / country travel, Eightdays.me offers users the combination of flights, trains and ferries to create exciting multi-city travel adventure option.
Their mission as they state on their website:
Usually people dream about travelling in terms of categories: “Why don’t we fly to Paris?!”
We approach it from a different perspective: “Paris is cool! But what about visiting Rome, Nice, then on a 
high-speed train along the French Rivera to Paris-Gare de Lyon. Then to Amsterdam and back to home for the very same cost!”
Pay less – get more: Pay $180 for 5-city trip instead of $190 for a usual round-trip.
Currently in Beta and launched by Touring App, a Belarus Company, this is a travel tech company, with a simple premise, that we reckon could be on the road to success...
Go check it out for yourself and see how easy it seems to work...
If you like this Travel Tech themed startup, you should also read up on KOMPAS who were recently announced the overall winner of Visa’s Everywhere Initiative at Money 20/20.
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Published on: 1st July 2017
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