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Thanks! I think I understood mid-class as 3-star hotels, so that's what the average price of 3-stars and ok+ rating in Moscow is (booking.com data). Should have written 3-stars instead of mid-class I guess.

Good point, just pushed an update! (Now it's only two indistinguishable Birminghams haha should probably add states as well)

Probably personal preference. I'd probably enjoy a few months in 2nd world more than a week in Paris, but that's not the point. It just tells you destinations (cities) you could visit within your budget and the max trip length. However, I still want to make it more usable to users with specific preferences by adding custom filters and sorting.

Thanks for your feedback!

I'm using different sources for the data.

- flight and location data: Tequila by Kiwi (which supports affiliate links) - location data: Geonames - pictures: Unsplash - hotels: booking.com api (which also supports affiliate links) - food, transport, activites: a few sources combined and averaged out (Wikivoyage being one of them)

Just added Simple English as a language.

Thanks for the suggestions. I will definitely implement some of them. Regarding the mobile version: I thought it would already use the mobile version as it uses the minerva skin of Wikipedia.

Thanks for the suggestion. Implemented random articles (as well as random names) :)

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Thanks! Difficult to leave the Academy Awards once you entered them.. Solver in regards to what? :) Wikipedia pages are loaded on the front-end and I haven't encountered a rate-limit so far.

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