PlanetEye.com - Where Do You Want to Go?

Skipping the grid requires few things: cash, clothes, tooth brush and camera to snap a gig or so full of memories. But then what to do with all those pictures? There’s the “I’ve just traveled to Angkor Wat, Vientiane, and Bangkok for good measure, so where do I go next route”, ie, the lazy, “I’ve done it, let’s move on” approach. Then there’s the flickr, twitter, Facebook, IGoUGo sharing method. For you crafty old skool types, there’s scrap booking and collaging and creating elaborate photo walls. Or you could just try a new approach: Planet Eye. Planet Eye is for those who have traveled to share their well worn pics of exotic locales and pretty cobbled streets. But it also works for those who want a peek at the world but either don’t have the funds to go or haven’t quite decided where to go. It’s a new kind of travel guide. The premise is simple—upload your pics to Planet Eye and type in the address and location. Congrats! You’ve officially added to the Planet Eye travel guide. All photos are geotagged. Local experts are available and fellow travelers add insight and can field any questions you may have. You can ‘clip’ articles and photos and put them into your own Travel Pack for future reference. Go ahead, explore the world.

“PlanetEye is an online travel-planning destination for travellers looking to easily and quickly research, organize and share their trips.
Featuring geotagged photographs and extensive travel content, PlanetEye is where travelers can explore where to go and what to do. With local experts at your disposal and insight from other travelers, we provide valuable information so you can make smart travel-planning decisions.”

Planet Eye is a nifty guide that utilizes locals and travelers along with some slick tools to help you decide where to go on your next vacation. It’s a great place to share your pics and have them be useful as well as entertaining. They have an extensive list of cities and sites around the world

There are travel sites a plenty. How will Planet Eye stay afloat amid the masses? Will they attract enough users to maintain? Will users like this photo/map travel guide approach?