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Bloggers are recognizing Trax.com as a leader in the travel meta-search space. Blogs have dubbed it their new tool of choice, with independent reviews finding that Trax consistently outperforms competitors in finding low fares. Critics praise Trax’s sleek user-interface, intuitive features, and lack of advertising.
“We can market and advertise all we want, but to get a thumbs-up from the grassroots community is invaluable,” says Evvie Meier, Marketing Manager at Trax. “It’s encouraging to see people authentically responding to a product that we really believe in.”
In a market as fierce as online travel search, sites like Trax must not only drive traffic to their engine, but must ultimately prove themselves over competitors in order to stay in the game. Early blog reviews from upgradetravelbetter.com name Trax a top performer in domestic and international flight searches, and travelsitecritic.com’s tests show that “Kayak Travel's prices never beat the prices we found on Trax.com.” Bloggers hail Trax as the new “go-to” place to start travel-planning, and Frooglespending.com calls Trax “my new tool of choice.”
“We’re thrilled that Trax is generating buzz on its own,” Meier says. “I’m confident that once users enter the site and compare our search results against their old stand-bys, our prices will speak for themselves.”
As a meta-search engine, Trax collects travel fares from more than 200 sources across the web, compiling the extensive results in a digestible format. Trax sets itself apart from competitors by searching suppliers without bias, forgoing exclusivity contracts and preferred partnerships that limit the extent of results an engine can display.
“We are pleased that users are already responding well to our strategy of transparency,” Meier says. “We search hundreds of sources, and show the lowest prices, period.”
About Trax
Trax (trax.com) is a travel search website committed to harnessing the power of meta-search engine technology to find extensive, unbiased search results for travel. Trax has a constantly expanding pool of travel suppliers, including online travel agencies, direct hotels, airlines, and car rental companies. Trax also searches small and medium-sized regional travel companies that have specialty content and products.
Trax is categorically opposed to entering exclusivity agreements with any supplier because it would contradict our pledge to uncover the lowest travel prices possible. Based in New York and Dubai, Trax continues its never-ending endeavor to bring integrity into the meta-search industry through the power of fair and transparent competition.
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