Authors:
Steven Pemberton
I travel quite often for my work, and usually have to work out my own flights and hotels. As a consequence I have had a lot of opportunity to study hotel bookings sites, and I can report that they can be divided into three types: appalling; all right, I suppose; and excellent. Unfortunately there are no sites that fall into that last category. Let's take the first category. You can spot them at first glance. If they look like a Christmas Tree at Mardi Gras in Times Square, then you should click [back] as fast as humanly possible. The…
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