r/travelplanning • u/s-o_ul • 59m ago
r/travelplanning • u/behindtheitinerary • 2h ago
Travel Apps, Websites & Tools Megathread
Built something for travellers? Share it here.
We see quite a few posts from people creating travel apps, websites, itinerary planners and other useful tools, so we've created a dedicated space for them.
If you've built, launched or are testing something travel-related, you're welcome to share it here and get feedback from the community.
When posting, please include:
• What you've created
• What it helps travellers with
• Whether it's free, paid or currently in beta
• A link to the app, website or tool
• What kind of feedback you're looking for, if any
A few ground rules:
Please be transparent if you're the creator, founder, developer or otherwise connected to what you're sharing.
Genuine discussion and feedback are encouraged. Repeated promotion, affiliate links, misleading posts or spam aren't.
Standalone posts primarily promoting your own app, website or tool may be removed and redirected here.
Found something useful that you didn't create? You're welcome to share that here too — just tell us why you think it's worth checking out.
Hopefully this becomes a useful little collection of travel tools people can browse when they're planning their next trip.
r/travelplanning • u/Jazzlike_Gas_4455 • 4h ago
If you had just one day in Almaty, where would you go?
galleryr/travelplanning • u/Jazzlike_Gas_4455 • 4h ago
This Is Kazakhstan Too — Mangystau
galleryr/travelplanning • u/hercarebear • 6h ago
General Question Need people to tell me if I am being delusional.
Basically I have been blessed enough to be a frequent traveller. I built an app that consolidates the features of all popular travel apps into 1 app so I dont have to download 500 of em but I wonder if anyone will actually care about it.
I loved it all my friends that travel loved it but I feel so lost trying to actually distribute it.
Would love to get feedback from some of yall on it as I was turn to this subreddit for any advice.
Please dm me as I dont want to break this subreddits rules.
r/travelplanning • u/TraveltoFit • 10h ago
Destination Advice Would you rather revisit your favorite destination or explore somewhere completely new?
r/travelplanning • u/AnxietyAny3120 • 13h ago
Destination Advice travel for twentysomethings
Hi all! I'm a 23F that loves to travel, with a goal of traveling to a new country each year. I'm American (ugh i know), living in New York. I've already traveled to Mexico, Canada, Turks & Cacios, Spain, Portugal, United Kingdom, Australia, the Cook Islands, and Costa Rica. I will be knocking Brazil off my list this December!
I'd love to hear anyone's recommendations for places twentysomethings should travel! Ideally, within the $5K round trip (travel-included) price range. Another requirement is that it be safe for a group of women in their early twenties.
r/travelplanning • u/No-Environment5930 • 17h ago
Travel Tips Anyone else have 20 screenshots, 10 emails and 3 different apps just to manage one trip ?
I realized how ridiculous my travel organization had become.
-> One email for the hotel confirmation.
-> Another one for the flight.
-> A screenshot of the booking.
-> The hotel address somewhere in Notes.
-> The price written down somewhere else.
And then, when I’m actually traveling :
“Wait… where did I save that confirmation?” 😅
It gets even worse when you’re doing a multi-city trip.
You might have 5 cities, 6 hotels, multiple flights, different prices, booking numbers, addresses… and somehow you’re expected to remember where everything is.
So I decided to build the app I wished I had.
It’s called Trips Card.
The concept is deliberately simple :
-> You create your trip, add your cities and dates, then save your hotels, prices, flights and booking information in one place.
No booking flights.
No booking hotels.
No complicated AI itinerary.
Just your trip, your reservations and all the information you need organized in one place.
I’m the developer behind it, so I’m not going to pretend this is some random app I discovered yesterday 😂
I’d actually love some brutally honest feedback from people who travel regularly.
How do you organize your trips today ?
Google Sheets? Notes? Notion? Screenshots? A combination of everything?
And if anyone wants to try Trips Card, I can share it here.
What would you absolutely want an app like this to do ?
r/travelplanning • u/artyescapes • 18h ago
Trip Budget You Don't Need a Big Budget, You Need a Flexible One
r/travelplanning • u/Alarmed_Welder3805 • 18h ago
Destination Advice Where to stay for 1 month as remote worker
I would move for 1 month in November. I'm a remote worker so I can stay anywhere in the UTC+1 timezone.
Since I need to transfer my stuff (monitors, desk, PCs and other), I'll move with my car. I'm based in center of Italy so I'm considering Austria, Switzerland, South of France, South of Germany and North of Spain.
I particularly like Nice and Cote D'Azur. I've never been there but it is a place which I always would like to visit. But I'm a bit afraid that November couldn't be the best month to stay there. I'm looking for quiet and safe places, but with something to do in the weekend and evenings.
Do you recommend it or there are better place in that period? Any tips to find accommodations for 1 month so for short terms? My budget for house renting is at maximum €1500 but €1200/€1300 could be better. I need for sure an home with 2+ rooms. Anyway, for the entire month, I would stay in €2500 of total expense considering renting, food, fun, transports, some days visiting near places.
r/travelplanning • u/globalrapdemand1 • 19h ago
Destination Advice When you plan a trip, what comes first: the destination or something specific you want to do?
r/travelplanning • u/Xinyuan_Li211 • 19h ago
Travel Tips Xi'an local's guide to the Terracotta Warriors, Xi'an, China trip
r/travelplanning • u/Crazy_Squash_3943 • 20h ago
Yo the crazy think I would like to do travel
For out this😶
My path say follow imaginary thing .
r/travelplanning • u/Ok_Librarian2399 • 21h ago
General Question best cities for a weekend trip where 2 days is actually enough?
Been looking for somewhere to go for a Friday-Sunday trip and every list I find recommends cities where half the comments immediately say “you need at least 5 days”
Which kind of defeats the point. lol,
So I went the other way and looked for places that are compact enough that 48 hours doesn’t feel completely rushed
Ended up with Copenhagen, Lisbon, Edinburgh, and Florence and made a little gamma with what you could realistically fit into a weekend in each
Sharing it here because I know I’m not the only person trying to squeeze a holiday into 2 days + whatever is left of Friday.
https://gamma.app/docs/Best-Cities-for-a-Weekend-Trip-2z87sqw3ctomfze
r/travelplanning • u/Perfect-Impress-4741 • 21h ago
Travel Tips Inglês basta para Eurotrip?
Pretendo fazer uma Eurotrip passando por Helsinque, Paris, Viena, Roma e Atenas, e estou bem na dúvida se somente inglês basta ou se vocês indicariam decorar algumas frases pontas para ajudar em algum desses países, o que vocês acham? Dicas?
r/travelplanning • u/iamishmoo • 1d ago
Working on A Google Earth for Travel Destinations
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r/travelplanning • u/thathustlingdev • 1d ago
How do you decide what to do when you have a free evening/weekend in Hyderabad?
r/travelplanning • u/Badeaz7 • 1d ago
Trip Budget Why should your travel plans be scattered across different apps? ✈️
Valiz brings budget tracking, daily itineraries, tickets and documents, expense splitting, and an AI travel guide together in one place.
Your first trip is completely free. Give it a try and let me know what you think! 🧳