Group trips
Plan a group trip in one place everyone can open
The plan, the bookings, and who owes whom usually end up in a chat thread that nobody can search. In Nzendo the whole group works on one trip, and each person sees the same version of it.
Start a group tripFrom the first invitation to the last payment
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One itinerary
Everyone plans on the same trip
Invite people by email, including friends who have no account yet. They get an email to sign up, and the invitation is waiting when they do. Anyone with edit access can add a stop or move a booking, and the trip updates for everyone who has it open.
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At the end
The money is settled from the same record
Expenses are logged on the trip as they happen, split between the people who shared them. Settle Up shows what each person owes each other person, and anyone can question an expense that looks wrong before it counts. How shared costs work.
Built for a group that is not all equally involved
One person usually does most of the planning. The rest still need to know where to be, and some of them should not see everything.
Roles that match the job
Owners, editors, contributors, and viewers. Decide per person whether they see the trip's documents and its budget, so a passport scan is not shared with the whole group by default.
Crews for the people you travel with
Save the friends or family you travel with often as a crew, and invite all of them to the next trip at once.
The conversation stays with the trip
Each trip has its own discussion, with reactions and one pinned message for the thing everyone keeps asking about.
Everyone on the list, with their needs
Add every traveller, including children and people without an account, with needs such as step-free access, so the plan can account for them.
Questions about group trips
Does everyone need an account?
People who plan or edit need an account. Travellers who only come along can be added by name without one.
Is there a limit on how many people can join?
No. The free plan includes unlimited trips and collaborators.
Can someone leave a trip?
Yes. They lose access to it straight away, including the calendar link that trip gave them.
Start the trip, then invite the group
Works on the web, iPhone, and iPad, so everyone can join from whatever they have with them.
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