Favorite Travel Planning App?

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I’ve usually used TripIt or TripCase for managing my work travel (flights, hotels, car rentals), but I’d like to try something new. I’d prefer something I can manage both on desktop and iOS. Any ideas?

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I use TripIt and I’m happy enough with it that I haven’t really gone looking for anything new.

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I have used both TripIt and trip case and keep finding my way back to tripit every time.

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I have been using TripIt for quite a few years. I tried Tripcase last year, but didn’t really get into it … so, still using TripIt.

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Just reviving this thread to ask if anyone had any updates to their favourite travel app?

I paid a lifetime subscription for App in the Air, but it shut down a while ago. To my surprise when I opened the app last week and it didn’t work any more… no notice. Just shut down.

So I’m looking for a new app to sort out all my travelling needs. Any recommendations out there?

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I usually keep everything in DevonthinkToGo that syncs with my desktop. When I have a certain destination, I flag the group where I stored everything and can quickly access all the docs I need. Additionally I started using anybox for links but DTTG/DTP can handle bookmarks as well

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I’m still on tripit (free version, been on it for 15 years). It’s useful for collating your plans, particularly if you have multiple stops on a trip. I don’t use it for keeping documents (tickets etc) – most of those reside in the shared e-mail that my wife and I share so I don’t feel the need to pull them out and store them elsewhere.

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I’ve used TripIt for years and I’m happy with it. I have no reason to change.

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If you happen to be on Setapp, Tripsy is an option. I’ve been using and liking that. I recently discovered it could import all my old Tripit trips, so I have a record of my past trips. I like the trip sharing feature, too, where you can send a link to someone and they get a nicely formatted web view of your trip details.

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Thanks for the suggestions. I’m aware of both services. My question is if TripIt, which was originally a website as I recall, has an app that can compete with newer apps?