
Triptuner.com —
It can be hard to narrow down a destination. TripTuner calculates your preferences then matches you with an ideal destination.

Mealsharing.com —
Free meal aside, this is a great way to share homemade food while meeting locals and travelers.

Campinmygarden.com —
Travelers can rent a piece of garden for "bamping" (basic camping) or add swimming pools, barbecues, Wi-Fi and babysitting service for a "glamping" (glamorous camping) experience.

Anyfriendofours.com —
This membership service offers high-end vacation homes for temporary guests. For owners, no chance of their homes being trashed by rowdies.

Alltherooms.com —
The days of multiple search tabs may be over. All The Rooms (still in development) searches hotels, bed and breakfasts, hostels and home rentals, then offers the best options on one screen.

Canaryhop.com —
From Harry Potter tours to sandcastle building, "hoppers" choose from more than 800 activities led by locals.

Icebergfinder.com —
This site's map helps you avoid or seek out icebergs in Newfoundland and Labrador's Iceberg Alley.

Intervac-homeexchange.com —
Intervac Home Exchange can free up a lot of a travel budget. The annual fee grants you unlimited home swaps around the world.

Jetlagrooster.com —
Jet Lag Rooster calculates a personalized plan for combating jet lag. You'll need your own self control to fight those dreaded 10 a.m. "naps."

Roomertravel.com —
Roomer is like travel karma in website form. For helping out fellow travelers by selling off your unused rooms, you'll be rewarded with discounted hotel rates. Rooms in New York can be reduced to half price.

Seatguru.com —
This seat guide helps steer you away from extra-cramped and oft-bumped into seats.

Wwoof.com —
If you need to be productive while traveling, you can volunteer for chores at World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms. The farms and vineyards will let you stay and eat in exchange for a few hours of work each day.


