How Does the Trip Planner Work?
Answer a few quick questions (dates, cities, who's coming, budget, what you're into) and the Trip Planner builds a day-by-day plan with transfers and hotel searches. Change it by asking the Planner, then save it, export it or email it to yourself. It's free for every member: all it needs is an account.
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- Step 1: Open the Trip Planner and tap Create a new plan. New here? Create a free account first and it brings you straight back. Coming back? Resume your last plan or open My plans.
- Step 2: Answer the questions one at a time, or skip the optional ones. Check the summary and tap Build my plan.
- Step 3: To change the plan, tap Ask the Planner and type a change (for example “add a day in Pattaya” or “cheaper nights”), or use Swap and Remove on any stop.
- Step 4: Use Save plan to keep it in My plans, Share to send the link, Export to download a PDF, add it to your calendar or copy it as text, and Email to send it to yourself.
The plan is built from our guides by fixed rules, not by AI. Map links in the plan open for VIP members.
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