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Bandai Korea Mall Opens Second TinyTAN Tamagotchi Reservations
If you’re in South Korea and are looking for the TinyTAN Tamagotchi, now is your chance! Bandai Korea has announced on their social media profiles that the second round of reservations. You can place a reservation up until August 31st and it will be shipped in September 2022! Pricing is set at ₩29,800 and reservations are open for residents of South Korea.
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Booking Accommodation
Booking accommodation is becoming extremely simple. Mobile apps such as Booking.com, AGODA, and Kayak tie into a credit card pre-entered in your account and automatically bill and place reservations. Bookings can be made the day of and apps provide reviews, photos and map locations. No more need for a Lonely Planet for hostel reviews!
TODAY
Several of these apps can still be a bit buggy, and booking via a web browser on the phone can be pretty unusable in terms of text entry and entering contact and billing details. There are a number of competing apps with different hotels and costs. Some of these don’t handle their own bookings and redirect to other web interfaces.
HISTORY
As recently as 10 years ago this was pretty much a nightmare. Only high-priced hotels would accept online reservations in some places and doing it from an app was impossible. You could call ahead, but you needed to know where to call first and it was hard to compare items and navigating international dialing prefixes could be challenging.
I personally remember when I was visiting a small city in Japan in 2004. My guidebook had a hostel listed that was in my price range. I had no way to call them in advance, and I wasn’t sure they spoke English. With my paper map in hand I traversed the subway to get to the right neighborhood and then emerged into the pouring rain to find the hostel. Street names were in kanji and street numbers where nowhere to be found. Several locals took pity on me and helped me navigate. It turned out that the hostel had been out of business for a year. I walked into the nearest high-priced hotel and went to sleep. A simple online booking system would have avoided this problem entirely
BETTER DESIGNS FOR THE FUTURE
There needs to be more consolidation in this space. Just like Amazon is the unified ordering system which provides a seamless user experience and stability, hotels, and possibly travel bookings need this. More one-click-ordering and less focus on payment methods. The web-based redirects are clumsy and error-prone and should be replaced with native app functionality. In general, there seems to be an interesting lack of increased quality for more expensive hotels and the UX of more affordable locations in some countries is better value for money.
Can I reserve Bang Yongguk? c:
Of course~ He's reserved for you until the 10th!
