Itineraries

Three modern, polished itinerary designs, each with an interactive map.

Your client gets a link to the trip instead of a PDF. They can move around the map, read your city guides and choose between the options you give them.

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Pick the design that fits the trip.

You build the days once, then publish them in whichever design suits this client.

Scenes
A full-screen photo for each day. When the trip moves to a new place, the map flies there.
Positano, by seaPublished · opened 4×
Living map
The map sits beside the days and moves to each day as your client reads.
The Greek islands, by seaPublished · opened 2×
Glass
A website for the trip, laid over one photo of the destination. The map has its own page.
The Serengeti in FebruaryPublished · opened 5×

Build the days from what you already have.

Drag hotels, tours and transfers onto a day from your library.
Drop in a supplier’s PDF and Dyno, your AI assistant, turns it into itinerary days.
When your client changes their mind, drag the hotel or tour to another day.

The itinerary builder: a card moving from Day 5 to Day 6 of Autumn in Japan, keeping its 3:00 PM time.

Your client can follow the whole route on the map.

Flights arc over the globe, drives follow the road and sea crossings are drawn on the water. They can zoom in, turn it, switch to satellite or 3D, and tap a stop to see its details.

The route of The Greek islands, by sea for the Carters on a satellite map: the drive from the Athens airport to the marina, and the yacht’s four days at sea from Athens to Mykonos, Santorini, Milos and back to Athens.

Let your client choose on the page.

Offer two suites, two dinners or two days out. Your client picks on the itinerary, and you see the answer on the trip.

Answer “where should we eat?” before they ask.

Add a guide for each city with where to eat, what to see and how to get around. Your client reads it inside the itinerary, so they don’t have to email you to ask.