Tripware 0.2.9

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  • Minimum requirements:
    Microsoft Outlook 2007

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Tripware is a travel tool to plan, book, and manage your business trips directly in Microsoft Outlook. At the same time that you schedule a business appointment in Outlook, book your travel for that appointment in Outlook. Tripware simplifies business travel with one tool, one profile, and one itinerary. There are no ads or travel "add-ons" to encounter. Tripware eliminates the need to use multiple tools such as online travel websites, travel search engines, and itinerary consolidators. Essentially, Tripware allows you to take care of your business travel where you take care of your business: Microsoft Outlook.

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