Discover your next adventure with flight deal alerts
The new Going app provides unbeatable flight deals from your airport recommended by a team of experts. With an interactive globe to explore deals and push notifications so you don't miss the best ones, finding your next adventure has never been easier.
Have you ever tried booking your trips in reverse? By allowing a great deal on a flight to inspire your next vacation, you can save hundreds of dollars on your flights and see corners of the world you never imagined. The brand new Going app is changing how folks travel forever (at least that’s what our Beta testers told us), and we’d love for you to be among the first to check it out!
Interesting take on planning adventures ! I like it !
Congrats on breaking the top 10 App Store on Travel @huntergluch! Super intuitive UI. I can see myself checking this fairly often as Summer rolls around :))
This looks like a really cool app. I just downloaded it and set up a few destinations. But how is this different from setting up price alerts/notifications via Google Flights? In Google Flights I can select specific destinations or be vague and set it to anywhere and get notified on them if they reach a certain price for free. I believe Google is scraping the same flight information and pricing across all sources online. So, Lets say I set up Rome as a destination in your app and then set up my
Ah cool - thanks for making this. Do you guys have an edge over the existing apps and newsletters for cheap flights? Like would you have cheap flights that Jack's Flight Club and others wouldn't? If so, how? Congrats on the launch
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