14 DAY TRIAL // This week I am once again playing the planning game as I am getting ready to go to Amsterdam for a few days next week with a group of friends, and I need to put together at least a minimal schedule linked to the various attractions and bars that we plan on exploring.
There's a lot of information about cities that are tourist attractions on the Internet, but despite the amount of data offered, the way it is organized tends to suffer.
On the one hand, we have crowd-powered platforms that rank both museums and parks and restaurants and everything else, but I can never be sure about the wisdom of big numbers of humans commenting on the same issue.
On the other hand, we have individual travelers, some with years of experience, who talk about cities they love with fervor and obvious knowledge, but it's unclear whether their perspective is suited to my own worldview.
I believe that tourism and trip planning is one of those domains that's crying out for a little gamification, which could help those interested to better organize the data that's offered by various sources.
In the meantime, I also plan to spend a little more time with Fallout Shelter, although I have already reached the maximum numbers of vault dwellers, and it seems that I have seen most of the content that title has to offer, including the deadly mole rate attacks that regularly devastate my communities.