Company description
Travel planning can be a frustrating and
time-consuming process, and we’re here to help. NileGuide is dedicated to
providing you with fast and easy access to personalized travel recommendations,
and then helping you plan and share great trips. We believe that a better travel
planning process creates more fun and satisfying travel experiences — after all,
that's what it's all about!
Compared to popular alternatives, we don't force
you to find needles in haystacks by combing through all kinds of information.
Instead, we've done the work upfront to help you find what’s right for you,
right away. You can use our powerful filtering tools to cut through the clutter,
saving time and finding super-relevant recommendations. Plus, you can easily
adjust your objectives, and your recommendations will refresh in real time.
We’ll even give you suggestions if you’re not sure where to start.
NileGuide
provides intuitive planning tools that enable travelers to easily find the most
compelling personal travel experiences, build their own customized itinerary,
and then download and print their personal guidebook — all for free.
Team
Josh left the management consulting ranks
to follow his passion for travel and entrepreneurship by joining Away.com. He
soon found himself touching many pieces of the business, from marketing to sales
and business development, and helped build Away into the web’s largest travel
publisher, a top brand in the adventure travel space, and a successful media
business. After an acquisition by Orbitz, Josh held a leadership role in media
sales and business development for the Partner Marketing group within Cendant.
On a personal level, Josh is an avid traveler who loves the outdoors. When he's
not scheming about his next trip to Mongolia or Bolivia, he's taking advantage
of Northern California's abundant outdoor adventure opportunities, whether it's
snowboarding in Tahoe, mountain biking in Sonoma, hiking in Big Sur or kayaking
in Sausalito. Josh is a graduate of Princeton, and tries not to bore his friends
with stories from college too often, though he sometimes can’t help
himself.
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