very true, google is doing a lot of work in that space. However, the additional advantage we have is that we manage group bookings for businesses which means no repeated filling of forms by the support staffs. The current model often involves a lot of back and forth between travellers and the travel agencies or company travel department. Our service will significantly reduce this since the preferences of each traveller is known.

thanks for the feedback

Thanks for the feedback, from talking to frequent travellers, we realised they often have preferences like preferred airlines, airports, flight time and such information.

Our aim is to learn this information based on their travel history which forms the personal travel profile. The travel profile also consists of biodata information.

This helps PAs/EAs save time on time spent incorporating user preferences when searching on traditional flight comparison engines. The difference is that it reduces the clutter on generic platforms and presents you with what you will be most interested in.

Thanks for your comment, yes you can save time by getting humans to conduct the search for you. However, we believe assigning the search and filtering process to humans is inefficient especially as regards time spent. Abstracting that process will provide time for other more important tasks that cannot be done by machines.

I'm the founder of https://www.voyando.com , this does exactly what you've mentioned: asking real humans to search for you.