Voyageur: An Experiential Travel Search Engine
Sara Evensen, Aaron Feng, Alon Halevy, Jinfeng Li, Vivian Li, Yuliang, Li, Huining Liu, George Mihaila, John Morales, Natalie Nuno, Ekaterina, Pavlovic, Wang-Chiew Tan, Xiaolan Wang

TL;DR
Voyageur is a travel search engine that emphasizes experiential and subjective aspects of travel services, providing users with personalized insights and combining subjective preferences with objective data.
Contribution
It introduces an experiential search approach to travel, integrating subjective user preferences with objective attributes and offering additional insights about services.
Findings
Successfully integrates subjective and objective travel data.
Provides personalized tips and facts about travel options.
Enhances user decision-making with experiential search features.
Abstract
We describe Voyageur, which is an application of experiential search to the domain of travel. Unlike traditional search engines for online services, experiential search focuses on the experiential aspects of the service under consideration. In particular, Voyageur needs to handle queries for subjective aspects of the service (e.g., quiet hotel, friendly staff) and combine these with objective attributes, such as price and location. Voyageur also highlights interesting facts and tips about the services the user is considering to provide them with further insights into their choices.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Text Analysis Techniques · Digital Marketing and Social Media · Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining
