Google reorganizes its event search platform for local summer fun

Here to make sure you will never be bored this summer is Google, which has rolled out new and improved ways to search for events in your corner of country. the interface of the map for research related to the event last year, the Internet giant further increases its techniques, simplifying your hunt for the perfect way to fill your free time . Now you'll be able to find information such as time, location and ticket pricing, and Google also offers a new way to discover events you may not be aware of.

If you perform a search for example, "Event near me" or "free concert", Google will present you with a list of events from a wide range of sites, as well as key information about it. event, directly from the search page. Really, it simply means fewer clicks on the links, and more information presented at a time.

You can then press any event that interests you, and you will see relevant details such as time, place, Google says "will help you decide if you want to participate." If you decide that the answer is "yes", you can follow the links to buy tickets from a number of different providers (Google seems to point out that this is not all Google- running, and that third party sellers are included). In addition, you can share and save events if you are looking to create a route with friends, or just weigh your options.

In addition, Google also promises to help people find events based on their interests. "While browsing the events, you can tap the" For you "tab to get personalized ideas on things to do near you," Google notes in a blog post. "You will also see popular trends and events in your area to keep you informed of the hottest events." These events can range from meetups to concerts to individual events organized by various organizations and brands that you have indicated interest in. Lists are often updated, so you are always looking at the most up-to-date menu of options available.

Google will deploy these new features over the next few days, and for now, they are only available to users in the United States.