Extended Travel Planner

TRAVEL TOOLS BY JAMES & ROB

Plan the trip before you go. Keep using it while you travel.

Longer and multi-stop trips quickly become difficult to manage when routes, bookings, costs and plans are spread across emails, spreadsheets and apps.

Why we built it

While planning our own long-term round-the-world trip, our route, bookings, costs and travel information ended up spread across spreadsheets, emails and notes.

We wanted one place that helped us plan before departure and remained useful while travelling. That became ETP.

Founder price: £39/year

Built for longer and multi-stop trips

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See your whole route in one place

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Keep bookings connected to the right destination

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Keep track of what is booked, paid and still outstanding

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See what still needs sorting before you travel

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Use your plans day by day while travelling

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Keep important trip details available offline

BOOKINGS

Keep your bookings together

Connect accommodation, transport and reservations to the right destination, so you can find the booking reference or arrival time you need.

ETP My Bookings screen with accommodation and transport bookings
ETP Daily Schedule showing travel plans by day

DAILY SCHEDULE

Know what is happening today

See departures, hotel check-ins, activities and reservations in time order, so you can check the day ahead.

OFFLINE DETAILS

Take the important details with you

Save key trip and booking details to your phone so you can check them when internet access is unreliable.

ETP offline mobile view with check-in times and booking details

Who ETP is for

ETP is likely a good fit if you are:

  • planning a longer trip
  • visiting several destinations or countries
  • managing lots of bookings
  • keeping costs and planning tasks together
  • looking for something useful before and during your trip

Take a closer look at ETP

Explore the full planner and see whether it suits your trip.

Founder price: £39/year

Includes a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Prefer to build and manage the trip yourself?