What Reddit Says About Travel Builder Apps

27 votes, 65 comments. I used to rely on the Google Travel app on my phone to refer to my itineraries. Anything from airline reservations…

Google maps, downloaded to use off-line is best. Uber or whatever the local equivalent is. WhatsApp is essential. ... Google maps - Goes without saying I think, even as an apple fanboy.

We use it a lot, like, we probably spend as much time planning travel as we do watching Netflix? So, for us the first paid tier is worth it. Higher one, no, that more business oriented. ... I saw that when I had Trello. It was slick. I did end up canceling Trello though and just doing Tags on Notes ...

Citymapper, Google Maps, airline app, Lyft, Marriott Bonvoy (work travel), credit card apps, OneNote. ... Google maps, booking and botim in UAE. ... First and foremost I used it to save various list, such as "restaurants in X City to try", "fave ...

318 votes, 137 comments. This is a list of over 50 travel apps and website resources. I tried to create a list that included a wide range of apps. My…

TripIt ! I have every single step of my travel plan in there.

I use the pro version of TripIt, but I travel a lot, so I get a lot of use out of it. It imports all your travel plans - flights, hotels, etc. - and groups them by trip automatically, so everything is all together in one place.

This community is for current and aspiring travel agents to share knowledge, ask questions, and discuss the business of selling travel. ... Flask is a Python micro-framework for web development. Flask is easy to get started with and a great way to build websites and web applications.

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I usually just use Google travel + spreadsheets, which has an itinerary builder. I do have some friends that use Wanderlog, but I’ve always found it more work than efficient ...

You could definitely build this with Blaze.tech. Here’s a travel app made in 30 minutes on the platform that connects to ChatGPT: https://kubaw.blaze.tech/p/AI+Travel+App

Next stop is good 'ol Excel, but I'm hoping the websites/apps will be a bit more user-friendly for on-the-go. I also recommend getting Rick Steves books on France and Ireland. He packs a lot of tips/tricks in to his books. I'm reading his book on the Basque region right now - he has l...

I looked at Travel Joy before deciding on Tern. I no longer use inquiry forms. I'm appointment only and require either a call or Zoom meeting. ... I really like that idea, but as a new agent, it's hard to turn away any business.

I have Travefy and love it because once a traveler starts an itinerary it updates dynamically. If they’re on their trip and want dinner reservations, I add it and it’s in their app. Flight change alerts also beat the native airline apps by about 10 minutes which gives us a jump on changing the fligh...

Happy travels! ... Looking for a simple, minimal app to plan trips. Most apps feel too cluttered and complicated. Any recommendations? Locked post. New comments cannot be posted. Share ... I still use Tripit - its free and easy to share with others. ... This is the only answer though the pro version...

Travefy and TravelJoy (for CRM). Continue this thread Continue this thread ... If the primary need is itinerary builder, Travefy is much better than Traveljoy.

The app imports tickets from emails and places them into your trips. ... TripIt has been the best for us as well. I hardly use it during actual travel but it is great as an organizer and planner

I love travel planning and I'm a bit of a nerd. There are a couple of ideas on here already that I'll check out, but I may have a bit of a crack at something if I think they're not what I'd like to see. ... I just downloaded and started using the app Wanderlog. It appears to do a...

I use TripIt for work but also use it personally and it easy to share your built itenery with anyone traveling in your group. Then no one has to ask you what’s on the agenda for the day. ... I’m sure this is a wildly unpopular opinion, but I urge you to steer clear of AI. The ecological ramification...

Great itinerary builder, super intuitive and easy to use after watching their help videos(or not, and just creating a fake trip and playing with it). They are more of an all-in-one solution, so they might have way more than you will use, but they are worth looking into. Travel Agency suggestions!