Plate I · destination surveyThe ground a route is drawn across.

A trip is a route,
not a list.

Most itinerary generators hand you a pile of famous places and leave you to work out the order. TripTribe sequences the day instead — each stop placed so the next one leads from it — and picks your meals where you will already be.

Three inputs. The route below redraws as you set them.

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Every plan TripTribe issues is a route: stops sequenced so one leads to the next, meals chosen where you will already be.

Plan a trip

TT/ROUTE

Start typing; suggestions appear as you go.

For the whole trip, not per day.

Name the city you are planning for.

What comes back

A route, in order

Day by day, the stops are sequenced so one leads into the next rather than sending you back across the city.

Meals near the stops

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are picked where you will already be, not in a different district at midday.

Hotels inside the budget

A shortlist that respects the figure you gave us, with the prices the plan was built from.

How it works

  1. 01

    Name the destination

    Tell us where you are going. The city sets the route, and the route sets everything downstream of it.

  2. 02

    Give us the days

    How long you actually have. This is the constraint that decides what fits and what has to wait for next time.

  3. 03

    Set the budget

    What the whole trip can cost. Not a per-day figure — the real number, in rupees, that you are accountable for.

Send us the city, the days and the money. It comes back as a route.

Itineraries, hotel shortlists and prices are generated estimates. Check availability and fares with the operator before you book.