We had the destination fixed, but nothing else. Once we started moving things around, the whole trip came together pretty quickly.
What travellers tell us afterwards
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In their own words
Twelve families, couples and friends’ groups, from Mumbai to Coimbatore.
We removed one place, added an extra night, and the itinerary just updated. Much easier than trying to coordinate everything ourselves.
Our group couldn't agree on what to do first 😂. Having everything day-wise made the discussion a lot easier.
I actually started with just a destination and a rough number of days. Didn't expect to have a proper plan this quickly.
We were travelling with the family, so everyone's preferences were different. Being able to adjust the plan before finalising it was really useful.
We wanted a slow, relaxed trip. It was nice being able to see the days clearly instead of trying to figure everything out from separate tabs.
We changed the number of nights twice 😅. The good part was seeing how the whole itinerary changed each time.
Sent the plan to our friends group and everyone started suggesting changes. Surprisingly, we actually ended up agreeing on one.
Usually I make a spreadsheet for every trip. This time I started with the planner and honestly didn't need half the spreadsheet.
We knew we wanted Meghalaya but had no idea how many days to spend where. The day-wise plan gave us a really good starting point.
The trip was still just an idea when we started. By the end, we had something we could actually share with everyone.
I liked that we could play around with the itinerary first. It made planning feel more like building the trip we wanted.
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