• Sebastian Heinzel

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  Nov 10

  Mobile travel library with community tips and without roaming costs! Vienna, February 9, 2010. With the new, free version of the tripwolf iPhone app tripwolf.com brings the first guidebook on the market anywhere updated by tens of thousands of travelers around the world around the clock. tripwolf combines information from popular print guidebooks such as \”Marco Polo\” or \”Footprint\” with the numerous and increasingly numerous tips of the tripwolf community. \”The mobile tripwolf travel guides on the iPhone are handier than a book, kept automatically up to date and offer a variety of search and community functions\”, says Sebastian Heinzel, co – CEO of tripwolf. \”The tripwolf users continuously improve the travel guide and thus creating travel guides of a completely new quality!\” tripwolf travel guide poses like never before since today premium travel guide in the tripwolf iPhone application not only significantly more high quality information from the German \”Marco Polo\” include leaders and the English \”Footprint\” leaders in the first version of the tripwolf app; for the first time, travel guide, whole countries and regions are available in addition to city leaders.

  The interactive possibilities of the user were greatly expanded: travelers can upload photos from their iPhone, review goals, give tips, show venues in your area or enter completely new places in the tripwolf travel guides. All of this works offline and without roaming costs abroad: the contents are synchronized only when the traveler is back online. \”We are raising the tripwolf application to a whole new level\”, says Alexander drive, second tripwolf CEO. \”Our combination of high quality content and community feedback is unique on the market.\” Travel guide as a \”freemium\” model for nearly 50,000 destinations worldwide, the tripwolf travel guides on the iPhone are totally free. For some destinations, the tripwolf iPhone app offers however many premium content: tourist guides for the cities of Amsterdam,.

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