On Stompstart by 29 February 2016 · New York · United States

Wander.

A New York travel app that started from your budget and picked the destination, splitting the money across flights, rooms and daily spending.

Travel

Timeline

  1. Listing page saved

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  2. On record

    The Next Web reviewed Wander as a way to find holidays by departure airport, dates and budget.

    On record · Announced
    thenextweb.com
  3. On record

    Wander ('Travel spontaneously within a budget') launched on Product Hunt, website wanderapp.me, makers Itai Sagi and Noa Bar Noy.

    On record · Announced
    producthunt.com
  4. Listed on Stompstart

    “Discover travel destinations according to your budget”

  5. Activity

    Wander 2.0 ('Travel destinations that fit your budget') appeared on Product Hunt at wander.am, adding automatically built travel packages.

    Activity · Announced
    producthunt.com

As listed on Stompstart

Homepage 'Where will you travel next?' over a forest waterfall photo.
The listing image as preserved by the Wayback Machine on 29 February 2016.

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“Discover travel destinations according to your budget”

Wander finds people their next travel destination according to their budget and preferences (urban or remote). Once you search in wander we allocate your budget between accommodations, flight and day-to-day spending, allowing you to book straight from us. If you've ever wanted to just go to the airport and randomly select a destination, that's what wander is about.

For
Consumers
Topics
Social networks, Travel
Platforms
Mobile
Location
New York · United States
wanderme.app ↗facebook.com/wanderapp.me ↗twitter.com/wnderapp ↗

In our words: The listing described Wander as a way to find a next trip by budget and taste, urban or remote. It said Wander would divide a traveller's budget between accommodation, flights and day-to-day spending and let them book directly, pitching itself as a way to act on the urge to pick a random destination at the airport.

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Sources

  1. alternativeto.net
  2. betalist.com
  3. wander.am
  4. producthunt.com
  5. producthunt.com
  6. thenextweb.com
  7. wander.am
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