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Dear Jen is a new series from TripIt that asks Jen Moyse, vice president of product for TripIt from Concur, for her best advice when it comes to travel these days. Jen spends her time focused on solving problems for busy travelers, and as an avid traveler herself, she is intimately familiar with the current state of travel… Continue reading Dear Jen: Tips for Navigating Air Travel to Europe, Holiday Bookings, and More 

One of the busiest travel seasons we’ve seen in years is about to come to a close, but not without a strong finish. Nearly all holidays this summer have set travel records, and we expect Labor Day 2022 to be no different.  TripIt analyzed U.S. origin flight, rental car, lodging, and vacation rental reservations in… Continue reading TripIt Data: Rental Car Reservations Surge for Labor Day 2022 

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: Lisbon

Americans are fortunate to live in a country that offers an incredible diversity of travel experiences. And according to recent TripIt data, many citizens plan to get out and explore what’s on their doorstep in the year ahead.  TripIt surveyed more than 1,800 of its U.S.-based users, and nearly half (41%) of American travelers said… Continue reading Top 10 U.S. Destinations for Bucket-List Trips

We know many travelers have waited patiently to get back to exploring the world. We also know that traveling during the past several months—whether you were impacted by flight disruptions, lost luggage, or the rising cost of travel—has required patience, as well.  At TripIt, we’re always looking to improve your travel experience, and we want… Continue reading Canceled or Delayed Flight? TripIt Can Help with Compensation

Going Places is a new series from TripIt that highlights frequent travelers to showcase their unique travel styles and insider tips.  Keynote speaker, author, founder of HARO (Help a Reporter Out), founding editor of AOL News—and frequent traveler—Peter Shankman is happiest when in transit. For him, flying is as much fun as arriving at his… Continue reading Going Places: A Conversation with Peter Shankman

Between travel plans, barbecues, music festivals, kids’ camps, and everything else a busy summer can entail, you might have missed that we’ve been busy with plans of our own. That is, we’ve been making a series of updates to the TripIt app—to help make the experience more intuitive and inclusive for our TripIt users.  Missed… Continue reading ICYMI: What’s New in the TripIt App

COVID-19 restrictions. Flight cancellations. Rising costs. As of late, American travelers have been dealt a tricky hand when it comes to realizing their bucket-list trip dreams. Indeed, planning a once-in-a-lifetime trip nowadays takes patience, persistence—and sometimes, a pretty penny.  And yet, nearly half (41%) of American travelers said they’re planning a bucket-list trip in the… Continue reading Europe, Italy Top Americans’ Bucket-list Trips 

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: Edinburgh

Picture this: Your bucket-list trip to London is just a few days away, but you’re hearing about impending transit strikes, and wondering how you’ll manage to traverse the city in the eco-friendly mode you’d planned.  Or, you’re heading to New York City for a business trip in early autumn. The subway is convenient, but on this… Continue reading Micromobility Programs: A Beginner’s Guide to Bike and Scooter Sharing