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.
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.
- 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)
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! 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.