AI travel planners fail to integrate real-time flights, hotels, and budget constraints
Travelers spending hours on trip planning find AI assistants either hallucinate details or lack live pricing data. The gap between AI-generated itineraries and actual bookable options frustrates users. TripQuota addresses this but the post is a product launch, not a user pain signal.
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