Trip Builder

Tell us the vibe.
We'll plot the trip.

Plan your next adventure

Tell us where, when and how. We'll do the rest.

A city, region, or country—whatever you have in mind
Your departure city for flights and routes
Pick your dates
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Budget, travel style, interests, dietary needs, mobility considerations—anything that makes your trip yours.
Check what you want in your itinerary—I'll find options for each.

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Start with a sentence — our trip building engine creates a real, plotted, day-by-day itinerary, sources stays + activities from our trusted booking partners, and gives the whole crew a place to vote, comment and decide together.

  • Plain-language input
  • Plan with your group
  • Book with one tap
  • Share to Explore
368 Trips planned
6154 Stops mapped
33 On Explore

Free to try, no signup required.

Map

Itinerary

How the Trip Builder Works

From a sentence to a booked trip.

Three things happen between you typing and you boarding. Here's all of them.

Step 01

Describe it like you'd tell a friend

No drop-downs, no rigid forms. Just type what you want, like "a week in Japan during cherry blossom season, mix of temples, street food and one ryokan night", and we handle the rest.

TripGoGo trip builder

Step 02

Our engine builds a real, plotted itinerary

We don't hand you a static blog post. We plot stops on the map, sequence days by walking distance, balance pace and check opening hours. Every stop is a real place: geocoded, hour-checked, photo-tagged.

Trip itinerary map

Step 03

Book direct on partners you already trust

Every stay, activity and ticket links to live availability on Booking.com, Tiqets, Viator, GetYourGuide and friends. We don't resell. You book direct, with live prices and cancellation policies shown before you click.

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Plan with your people

Group trips, finally not a group chat disaster.

Share the trip with one link. Friends drop must-haves and dealbreakers right onto the plan. Vote on stops, suggest alternatives, leave comments. No more 200-message threads: the plan is the source of truth.

  • Vote on every stop

    👍 / 👎 each activity, restaurant or stay. Top picks surface automatically.

  • Comment in context

    Discuss inline next to the stop — not in a parallel thread you have to cross-reference.

  • Suggest alternatives

    "What about this one instead?" with a one-tap propose-a-swap the group votes on.

Group trip chat
Suggest an alternative stop
Itinerary item chat
Amsterdam: Bikes, Canals & Cuisine
on Explore
Amsterdam: Bikes, Canals & Cuisine
by Zach Scott · 5 days
Seoul Adventure: From Shanghai to K-Pop's Heart
on Explore
Seoul Adventure: From Shanghai to K-Pop's Heart
by Chris Anderson · 4 days
Chicago Long Weekend: The Boys' Bachelor Party
on Explore
Chicago Long Weekend: The Boys' Bachelor Party
by Chris Anderson · 4 days
Patagonia Solo: Torres del Paine to Fitz Roy
on Explore
Patagonia Solo: Torres del Paine to Fitz Roy
by Alex Johnson · 4 days
Share your trip

Publish your trip. Or build on someone else's.

Done planning? Publish your itinerary to Explore with one click. Other travellers can fork it as their own starting point — change the dates, swap the stops, make it theirs. Your original stays exactly as you built it.

  • Keep it private, share with a link, or publish to Explore.
  • Anyone can fork a published trip and tweak it for their dates.
  • Forks are independent copies — your original is never edited.
  • Browse Explore to start your next trip from someone else's.
Build a trip to share Browse Explore
Split the costs

Who owes what? Answered.

Every trip carries a live budget, powered by SplitGoGo, our own cost-splitting engine. Costs attach to the plan itself, so the money conversation happens where the trip does.

A cost expanded on mobile: Welcome dinner split five ways with each person's share
  • Costs live on the plan

    Flights, stays, dinners, tickets. One live total for the whole trip.

  • Split it your way

    Evenly or custom. Every cost shows exactly who owes what.

  • Receipts read themselves

    Snap a receipt and the amount fills in for you.

  • Settle up in fewer payments

    We suggest the shortest path to everyone square, marked paid in a tap.