We at Tripeze.com believe in making things simple for you. From the design of our online booking engine to our overall, uncluttered look we try not to bombard you with extraneous "stuff' that has more flash, than substance. With this in mind we chose to purchase the online content of Rough Guides which is our main travel content provider. If you're not familiar with this gritty, honest series of guidebooks, here's a bit of background in an interview Tripeze.com had with several staff members of Rough Guides. And just so you know on the left-hand side of this page is where you'll find our vault of Rough Guides' stories ... some 14,000 destinations are available to you. Tripeze.com: When did Rough Guides go online? Rough Guides: Our first incarnation on the Internet was back in 1994, which in Internet terms is the equivalent of the Stone Age. At that time we had teamed up with Hotwired and placed the entire text of the 900-page Rough Guide to the USA online for free access. This was the first time anyone had put the entire text of a published guidebook online. Tripeze.com: How do people use the content online and how does that process differ from using a traditional guidebook? Rough Guides: People generally use the Rough Guides content online while planning their travels, or looking up a hotel or restaurants for a short stay or business trip, and then use the corresponding Rough Guide for that destination while on the road. Tripeze.com: Has your presence online influenced the sales of your traditional guidebooks? How, and by how much? Rough Guides: We've always viewed our online presence as both a service and a marketing platform. By introducing customers to the quality of Rough Guides' travel information and writing, we have seen a roll-over effect to guidebook sales. Since that first online venture back in 1994 sales of Rough Guides out of stores have, I'm happy to say, grown and grown. Tripeze.com: How is your site, or the packaging of your information, different from other travel sites? Rough Guides: Rough ...
| Website | https://tripeze.com |
| Revenue | $28.2 million |
| Employees | 1 (1 on RocketReach) |
| Address | 290 Yonge St Ste 700, Toronto, Ontario M5B 2M5, CA |
| Industry | Travel Arrangements, Consumer Services General, Consumer Services |
| Keywords | Online Booking Engine, Transit Software, Transportation Management System, Trip Planning Software, Scheduling And Dispatch, Transit Planning Software, Mobile Ticketing, Route Optimization, On Demand Transit, Automated Fare Collection, Fleet Management Software, Fare Payment Systems, Transit Analytics, Passenger Engagement, Demand Responsive Transit, Passenger Information Systems |
| Competitors | Booking.com, Expedia, Inc., Priceline, KAYAK, Travelocity, Hilton Hotels, ORBITZ, Royal Beach Hotel, Ctrip.com +45 more (view full list) |
| SIC | SIC Code 47 Companies, SIC Code 472 Companies |
| NAICS | NAICS Code 51 Companies, NAICS Code 513 Companies |
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The Tripeze annual revenue was $28.2 million in 2026.
Alain Pilon is the Founder of Tripeze.
1 people are employed at Tripeze.
Tripeze is based in Toronto, Ontario.
The NAICS codes for Tripeze are [51, 513].
The SIC codes for Tripeze are [47, 472].
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Alain Pilon
Founder at Tripeze
Montreal, QC, CA54
