Dillon Pyron wrote:
> Thus spake Badger :
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>
>>Jean O'Boyle wrote:
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>>>"Badger" wrote in message
>>>news:3J3Xe.54966$SL.879259@twister.southeast.rr.com...
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>>>>The itineraries, ships, ports and the like.
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>>>
>>>Clay, have you tried, www.vacationstogo.com ?
>>>You can enter the destination and dates and it will bring up itineraries of
>>>many ships going to a specific area, such as Alaska, Mediterranean, and
>>>Hawaii, etc.
>>>--Jean
>>>
>>>
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>>Hi Jean, I think I've tried them all. Some are better than others, but
>>there are too many restrictions as to HOW to search. A good example for
>>restricted choices is that I sometimes want to search multiple ports to
>>leave from and a cruise length of 7 to 14 days.
>>
>>Clay
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> Clay, that's just too broad a search. Try settling on one port at a
> time.
You are correct if you use the available search engines.
The reason I asked the question is that I was trying to find out how
this data is formatted and distributed so that a better search engine
program can be written. I know how to search for a cruise, I just think
the engines available are cumbersome, and weak.
I believe there is a market for a better tool!
Thanks,
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