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Grampians National Park is present in Knowledge Graph, possible to enter as waypoint. Why it's overlooked (or bypassed)? Good question for us, will investigate... That's why showing it here!

Thank you. Possible to enter Daylesford, Victoria as waypoint. You could enter many waypoints, any duration any budget, and the route will be optimized for those desires-constraints. Maldon, Victoria is missing from our Knowledge Graph :-O I've checked it, it's cool: it has been designated "Australia's first notable town". Will improve in the future.

Agree, this is very thin wrapper on top of the tech we built. Will design UI to be both clear and engaging. Thank you for pointing to usability \m/

carlmungz, thank you for mentioning this. In UK you could start from ~20 airports. The idea is to fly to the start point, rent a car, and drive to the end point. We could increase the list of start airports to 100, will think of it. It is beta, and your feedback will shape the product.

sleiman, thank you. It recommends best possible signtseeing experience within prefered budget and time. Much more sophisticated than just routing through the cities between two points and adding POI. It is zillion times more sophisticated. I even don't understand it sometimes, then verify and validate, that thing is intelligent...

indeed, missed it, thank you, from now and on - that way.

wingerlang,

thanks for stopping by, and for your feedback.

AI because it is synthetic intelligence, it does what human intelligence cannot do. It's artificial smartness in NP complexity and CSP. You could calculate money and time expenses yourself, and figure out how accurate they are, for each request.

Yes for "geeks". Beta for travel geeks, and geeks who love to travel.