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Type “best travel apps” into any search engine, and the one we all know and love pops up first. Naturally. But, TripIt aside, you’re bound to have specific needs when you travel that don’t involve organizing your trip. Needs like, prepaying for a parking spot, or deciphering labels at the grocery store.  As such, I’ve… Continue reading 5 Apps to Download for Your Next Trip

Going Places is a new series from TripIt that highlights frequent travelers to showcase their unique travel styles and insider tips.  In 2015, Jessica and Garrett Gee sold all of their belongings to afford a four-month trip with their two children. Fast-forward to 2022, the Gees—and their now three kids—are the well-known traveling tribe, The… Continue reading Going Places: A Conversation with The Bucket List Family

The rumors are true: TripIt—your destination to organize travel—has a new web experience.  With the launch of this refreshed, modern look, you can expect a completely updated user interface for a sleek, streamlined experience; a redesigned layout for easier navigation; a new language dropdown to support global travelers; and much more—all to help you more… Continue reading You Asked, We Updated: A New TripIt Web Experience Has Arrived

City break (noun): a short holiday spent in a city, such as when on business travel. Before there was bleisure travel, there was the city break—the short space of leisure time that grants you access to the cultural and culinary amenities that big cities offer. In this series from TripIt, we explore some of the… Continue reading City Break: Reykjavík

Going Places is a new series from TripIt that highlights frequent travelers to showcase their unique travel styles and insider tips.  Mom. Content creator. Travel planner extraordinaire. Meet Ashley Torres: creator of the lifestyle blog Everyday Pursuits—and wearer of many hats. Ashley started her blog with the mission of helping others live their lives to… Continue reading Going Places: A Conversation with Ashley Torres

The leaves are changing. Temperatures are dropping. And airfare prices? They’re cooling off from summer highs, too. It’s the time quintessentially known as shoulder season, when there are fewer people traveling—and thus, more availability.  But this year, some of these seasonal characteristics could be harder to find—at least when it comes to avoiding crowds. According… Continue reading 5 Ways to Make the Most of Traveling This Fall

Cancellations, and crowds, and costs—oh my. Americans (re)learned a valuable lesson this summer: Expect the unexpected when it comes to travel.   Last month, we asked more than 1,700 U.S.-based TripIt users about their recent and upcoming travel plans. According to our survey data, nearly all Americans (97%) traveled in the past six months. Domestic air… Continue reading So Long, Shoulder Season? New Survey Shows 85% of Americans Planning to Travel This Fall

We all know the feeling of racing through the airport with one hand on our luggage, and the other holding a coffee, passport, cell phone, child’s hand, or all the above. It can be challenging to look up details like your gate number when you need to unlock your phone by typing in a passcode… Continue reading Lock Screen Joins Suite of TripIt Widgets for iOS

City break (noun): a short holiday spent in a city, such as when on business travel. Before there was bleisure travel, there was the city break—the short space of leisure time that grants you access to the cultural and culinary amenities that big cities offer. In this series from TripIt, we explore some of the… Continue reading City Break: Vancouver

Going Places is a new series from TripIt that highlights frequent travelers to showcase their unique travel styles and insider tips.  For Manya Agrawal, freelance content creator and influencer, travel is more than discovering beautiful, new places. It’s also about completely immersing herself in the culture, meeting new people, and trying the local cuisine.  “I’m… Continue reading Going Places: A Conversation with Manya Agrawal