Take a Road Trip to the Best Places to Visit in America

Online, December 2, 2009 (Newswire.com) - A road trip is one of the most exciting and entertaining ways for families to take some time out from the hectic routine of daily life for themselves and to visit some of the most beautiful locations in America. America has so many beautiful locations where one can go to with their family or friends. With the help of the website http://www.tripcart.com/ you can get all the information about the different locations and places to visit in America via a Road trip.
"At TripCart we surveyed and analyzed the behavior of millions of travelers and created some key data in the US Travel Market, showing trends beyond what is commonly available through the search engines."
With the help of http://www.tripcart.com/, you can get all the information about different beautiful locations and places to visit e.g. Shopping malls, Beaches, and places to visit in Chicago, Illinois, etc. You can take your partner on Long Island romantic getaways and enjoy the most beautiful and exotic places America possesses. You can experience fall foliage in quaint and historic settings.
TripCart's data complements and expands on powerful tools such as Google Trends and Google Insight for Search to track and predict online behavior. Obviously, this is of great value to marketers both on and off-line. TripCart.com's data predicts travel trends several months before the actual travel date, when people are using TripCart to actually plan their road trip.

TripCart.com has released some key data today, which expands on Google's data in the travel vertical for the United States market.

As a leading US activity-based road trip travel site, TripCart has access to user trends, based on several million attractions and activities searched and viewed.

Elliot Cohen, TripCart CEO sees this as an extension of Web 2.0 philosophy, where web applications aggregate and share data on user behavior, much as users share with each other...
Among the interesting findings and data points of the initial release are:
 Last year trend to "staycations" continues. Gas prices are down from the $4 highs, but people are staying closer to home and planning shorter road trips.

 Shopping mall activity is trending up, which seems to indicate that Nov/Dec shopping mall activity is recovering from last year's lows.

 Not surprisingly, luxury vacations remain depressed, with the exception of a very few markets, such as South Beach and New York City.
TripCart will release detailed reports on a regular basis, continuing with a report on shopping mall activity, immediately after the Thanksgiving holiday.