A harbor town glowing at dusk

Turn a room night into a planned stay.

Guests plan their days on your booking page. The planner puts your restaurant, spa and rooms into the plan at the right moment, and lets the whole group decide together. More of their trip ends up with you.

What you get on day one

1 script tag to go live 4 supply types: rooms, dining, spa, transport Groups plan together 3 languages
A hotel booking page with the TripGoGo planner panel open, showing the trip intake form in the hotel's colours.
The planner opens on your page. Your colours, your logo, your name on the button.
A generated day plan inside the planner with the hotel's own dinner cruise slotted in after a museum visit.
Your restaurant and spa are placed into the guest's days, with a booking link to you.
The group chat pane inside the planner with two members' messages and an up-vote on a place.
Friends join by link, chat and vote on the plan. No app, no download.
The cost view listing the trip's places with a per-person total.
The group sees what the weekend costs per person before anyone books.

Sell more of what you already own.

The guest says what kind of stay they want. The planner builds their days from the neighbourhood and places your own supply where it earns its keep: the spa on the slow afternoon, the chef's table on the special evening, the transfer on arrival day. Every placement carries your price and your booking link.

  • Right item, right moment. Supply is matched to the guest's brief and slotted into the day it belongs to, not parked in a sidebar.
  • Your checkout, not ours. Each placement sends the guest to your own booking flow.
  • Rooms, dining, spa and transport, all placeable from day one.
Two stops in a generated day: the Van Gogh Museum at 15:00 and the hotel's canal dinner cruise at 19:30, with its price and an add button.

Keep the whole trip under your roof.

More than one property? Tag each one with its city and the planner only offers it where it belongs. A group touring the coast plans the whole route on your site with your properties along it, instead of booking you for one night and someone else for the rest.

  • One workspace for every property. Rooms are listed per location and managed in one portal.
  • Each property is offered only in its own city, so the right one turns up at the right stop.
  • One map, one plan. Guests see the whole route as a single stay with you.
The planner's map of a three-city trip with numbered stops in Amsterdam, Haarlem and Zandvoort.

One booking becomes a group booking.

Group weekends die in the chat thread. On your site, the person who found you invites the rest by link. They vote on the plan, watch the cost per head, and commit to a weekend that has your property in it from the first message.

  • Invite by link. No app, no download, a first name is enough to read the plan.
  • Vote and comment on every stop. The plan settles itself.
  • Costs per person, live, powered by SplitGoGo.
The planner panel with up-votes on two stops and the group chat open below, showing messages from two members.

Live on your site in three steps.

We create your workspace and send you a key.

You paste one script tag on the pages you choose and set your colours in the portal.

Your guests plan. You see saves, booking clicks and group activity in the portal.

Yours to control and measure.

The partner portal customizer with brand fields on the left and a live preview of the planner on the right.

Your brand, previewed live

Colours, logo and welcome text set in the portal and previewed before anything goes live.

Your supply first

Rooms, dining, spa and experiences, placed into guests' days with your booking link.

Your domains

The planner only runs on the sites you allow.

Your numbers

Trips built, places saved, booking clicks and group activity, per day, in the portal.

Your guests' privacy

Accounts optional, newsletter opt-in explicit, and the AI disclosure built in.

Request access

Tell us about the property and which page the planner would live on. A person replies within one working day.