Plan a group trip without the group-chat chaos
Rooms for everyone, enough seats in the cars, and one plan the whole group can see. The agent coordinates it; the organizer approves.
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Why this trip is hard to plan
- Finding enough rooms in one place is hard in small towns.
- One rental car rarely fits a group — and the costs need splitting.
- Everyone wants something different; nobody wants to organize it.
Tell the agent in one sentence
“Six friends, late July, 6 days, flying from Chicago, Austin and Boston. A hike, a boat tour, good hangouts. Up to 5 hours driving a day is fine, two cars.”
How the agent paces it
- Up to ~5 hours of driving a day
- Lodging with enough rooms in one place
- Cars and costs planned for the whole group
These are defaults. Anything you tell the agent wins.
What the agent handles for you
- Searches flights from each person's home airport and lines up arrivals
- Finds stays with enough rooms together
- Plans how many cars you need
- Breaks down costs per person
Questions
- Will the agent book anything without asking me?
- No. The agent searches and builds the plan, but every booking waits for your approval at the current price. If a price changes before you approve, it asks again.
- Can the agent handle different departure cities?
- That's the plan: each traveler's flights are searched from their home airport and lined up to arrive close together.
- Who approves the bookings for a group?
- In early access, the organizer approves each booking. Shared planning pages for the whole group are on the roadmap.
Get early access
Trip Agent is in early access. Join and we'll invite you to hand your trip to the agent. Early access is free. No card needed. Nothing is booked without your OK.
Travelling differently? Families with kids · Solo travelers · Couples · Seniors & easy pace