Bazzinga y NN

Museos - Turismo (Bazinga mobile)

• Tripadvisor: Tiene una sección de things to do. Se destaca “top attractions near me” que coge tu ubicación y te dice que lugares populares hay cerca.
• Google Map: Da reviews de muchos lugares, horas picos, etc.
• Google Arts and Culture: Enfocada en arte y museos. Very cool feature: Te tomas una selfie y te dice las obras de arte a las que más te pareces (eso fue lo que hizo al app viral).
• Airbnb: Tiene un feature de experiences. Básicamente, puedes pagar para que tengas experiencias curadas por la compañía de alta calidad. Ha sido muy buen rated este feature.
• Vive Bogota app:  guía sobre sitios de interés en la ciudad de Bogotá. Con ella puedes conocer muchos más la ciudad y obtener información sobre aquellos sitios cercanos a ti.
• Yelp: reviews de todo lo que se pueda review en una ciudad.

Organizar Eventos - Turismo (NN)

• Boomset - Event registration. Event organizers can also use this event app to print badges, or create wristbands.

• Bizzabo: Use the Bizzabo platform to manage all aspects of your event. From event registration software, to managing contacts, sending emails, creating an event website, and providing attendees with a great networking experience through our app and online.

• Meetup
• Facebook
• Whatsapp
• Instagram
• HootSuite: To easily manage all your social channels, use Hootsuite to create streams and stay up to speed with the buzz surrounding the event content.
• Cvent has been in the event market for many years and it provides software and services for venue sourcing, housing, traveling, online registration, etc. Their venue search option is useful, but it is limited to hotels. It’s a good option for high-end events where the cost is less of a concern. Users like Cvent’s comprehensive functionality but the complexity is a common complaint.
• ArrangeMySeat: This app, ArrangeMySeat, does just what it promises — it takes care of the seating arrangements for an event! You decide to either arrange the seating chart yourself or have guests choose their seats. It’s also a tool to manage RSVPs that makes it easier to keep track of who’s coming and who isn’t. On top of that, it has a section where you can ask guests questions about the event (like, say, a preference regarding the menu).
• Capsule: Capsule is a photo app that lets people create a shared “capsule” of images (once they’ve downloaded the app, of course). You can get everyone from vendors, your team and attendees to share their photos on this platform. It’s handy for event planners to get a complete – pardon the pun – picture of the whole event.
• Doodle
• Mention: The perfect way to monitor all your media chats in one place. Social media promotion is an important aspect of event planning, you need to know what is being said when you’re promoting a charity event or concert, and moving between platforms is time-consuming and confusing. Mention holds everything in one place so you can follow what’s being said easily. There is a free trial then the basic package starts at $29 per month.
• Pingg: Pingg is a great little tool for running your event or party, as it lets you create invitations and guest lists. It also has tools like adding a gift registry, scheduling reminders, thank you messages for your attendees, and finding local services for your event. Not only can you create online invitations, but even better, you can also hire a designer to do right from the platform.
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