Google rolls out new vacation-planning features to Search, Maps, and Gemini

Google rolls a new features in a way – some of the AI ​​equipped, between search, maps and twins designed to help people plan summer holidays. New features come as users become instruments such as Opic’s AAIP For help on planning trips.

Google search AI views showing a data image at the top of the results page can now help users to receive travel ideas for certain regions or countries. From this week, users can “create a route for nature aimed at nature”.

You will be able to look at photos and opinions and view places on the map that can be expanded. When you are ready to get rid of a route, you can tap “export” to share the recommendations or share via Gmail. Or, you can save them as a custom list on Google map.

The new feature is available on mobile and desktop for English inquiries in the United States.

Google, at the same time, the feature of the twins is free for everyone. A gem is a tool that allows you to create special AI professionals for any position within the twins. This means that users can now choose a travel planner that can help you choose a place to choose a place to go and put.

In addition, Google has allowed users to receive warnings about price drops for flights to today, now we will do the same with hotels. Users will now see a new option to watch hotel prices for selected dates and directions. You can choose filters for your hotel search as star ratings or beach entries for a special area. If the prices fall down, Google will send you an email.

Hotel Price Tracking starts in a global scale in mobile and desktop browsers this week.

As for the map, Google spreads the ability to turn the screen images into solid holiday plans. When planning a strike, people often take screenshots to bookmarks wherever they want to visit, but sometimes camera rolls can also forget these photos.

Now users can access their pictures to allow the locations to automatically identify the locations shown in the screenshots of the app. Places where you keep on the map you can get general information about your plans.

This feature spreads in the United States in English this week and will soon begin on Android.