Jun 14, 2022
Vilnius, Lithuania - June 14, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ —

LegoGo, the revolutionary new travel app aiming to reinvent the way people travel, is live on global crowdfunding platform Indiegogo and raising funds to bring the project to life.
Traveling international can be intimidating for many first time travelers. Where to stay, eat, explore and meet other travelers can be a daunting experience. LegeGo is a breakthrough new app that aims to simplify the process by connecting travelers with content creators to create the ultimate user-based platform resource for travel.
“LegeGo is my dream. This idea has been with me for many years – from the first years of my studies. I’ve always wondered how great it would be to have an app for travelers, to help them experience new adventures”, – said Živilė Šimkienė, the LegeGo CEO and marketing expert, on the inspiration behind the project. “Inspire the motion!“, – that’s the motto of LegeGo.”
LegeGo is the source for unique travel content— exclusive stories, tours, and attractions will be created by the user, bloggers, tour guides and operators, and other travelers. In the app users will be able to partake in a marketplace where they can buy and sell unique virtual guided tours and arrange their travel tours on a special interactive map.
The app also includes powerful tools including photo and video editors, interactive storytelling solutions and an e-book. LegeGo also utilizes artificial intelligence solutions; voice and sound systems, innovative solutions and Unity Multi-Language System (localization). It means that a user’s written and audio texts can be automatically presented in different languages helping to overcome language barriers worldwide.
“We want to change travelers habits, to bring together like-minded people who have the pleasure of traveling and like traveling individually or together, and love discovering new places. We know that traveling people need time to choose and select where to travel,” adds Šimkienė. “There is a huge amount of information, and it’s widely spread. So we will give a unique app where everything will be in one place. It’s LegeGo.”
LegeGo is currently live and available to support on Indiegogo: www.indiegogo.com/projects/legego-unique-app-for-self-sufficient-travelers#/
About LegeGo
The start-up LegeGo started in 2020, and is a unique app for self-sufficient travelers, will be released on December, 2022 in 22 countries. The strong LegeGo team consists of marketing experts, programmers, researchers, communications and media managers, illustrators, 3D graphic design and multimedia specialists, and UX designers. LegeGo is on a mission to awaken passion to travel, to establish a strong connection between fellow travelers and to create an app for all travelers around the world.
For more information on LegeGo please visit www.legego.tech/
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