New entertainment ticketing app gives users access to agent pricing on activities, attractions, tours, transfers and more.
ORLANDO, FLA. – Last Minute Travel, a pioneer in the last minute travel deals space, announced that it has released WhaToDo, a free mobile app for iOS and Android that gives users the ability to access and book tens of thousands of activities, attractions, tours, shows, sporting events, transfers and more at agent-level prices in over 1,000 destinations around the world. The WhaToDo app also provides access to exclusive Last Minute Travel perks – such as VIP access and priority seating.
“More people look to their phone for last-minute entertainment opportunities, we saw the need for a specific app designed to serve people traveling to new cities, as well as the local who is looking for something fun to do in their own town,” said Omer Chehmer, Head of Mobile Communications for Last Minute Travel. “WhaToDo allows people to book in advance or impulsively arrange a day-of activity – all while guaranteeing savings and a quick, easy to use experience.”
The WhaToDo app intelligently identifies nearby activities immediately upon opening, providing a list or a map view of available local options. To make it easier for on-the-go travelers, the new app offers a variety of currency options and the ability to filter searches alphabetically, by price, or by proximity. The app also provides access to the guaranteed 24/7 customer support from Last Minute Travel.
“Last Minute Travel has been serving spontaneous, time-starved travelers for over two decades and now we’ve engineered a seamless, user-friendly app where someone can literally book an entire fun-filled day – right from their phone,” Chehmer said.
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