TRAVEL INTELLIGENCE INDEX ยท PRELAUNCH EDITION
10 trip problems software should catch before the traveler has to.
This prelaunch edition is a product-research framework, not a claim about aggregate Ternivo user behavior. Future editions can publish anonymized aggregate patterns only after sufficient real usage and privacy review.
Overlapping lodging
Two active hotel stays occupy the same night.
Arrival-to-reservation compression
A delayed flight leaves too little realistic time for a scheduled activity.
Airport mismatch
Traveler lands at one airport while the next ground-transport assumption points somewhere else.
Time-zone mistakes
An itinerary appears orderly until local time is interpreted correctly.
Duplicate reservations
A rebooked hotel or activity remains alongside the replacement.
Impossible transfer windows
Two plans look adjacent on a timeline but geography makes the sequence unrealistic.
Critical document separation
The confirmation exists, but the ticket, pass or supporting PDF is somewhere else.
Generic recommendations
A highly rated place is suggested without regard for the traveler's actual schedule.
Trip-day information hunting
The next confirmation is buried in email exactly when the traveler needs it.
Connectivity dependence
Essential itinerary information is least available when roaming or signal is unreliable.
Methodology: product-design taxonomy derived from Ternivo's prelaunch testing scenarios and common itinerary-management workflows. No percentages, prevalence claims or user-level data are asserted in this edition.