TRAVEL DECISION PLANNER / 02

Three possibilities.
Your decision.

Put the trips you are considering side by side. Complete cost and usable time tell you more together than a headline price.

Calculated from your inputs, in your browser. We do not retrieve market prices or send your plans away.

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Option 1

YOUR INPUT

Trip name Departure city Destination

Optional free text. Cities are not verified and do not determine any price.

Currency Number of travellers Headline price / person All extras combined / personAdd everything still needed: baggage, ground transport, additional accommodation and fees. Accommodation nights Usable hours at the destination

Your estimate of time you can actually use at the destination, rather than the full journey length.

Your complete group budget (optional)For all travellers, in the currency selected above.

Option 2

YOUR INPUT

Trip name Departure city Destination

Optional free text. Cities are not verified and do not determine any price.

Your estimate of time you can actually use at the destination, rather than the full journey length.

Your complete group budget (optional)For all travellers, in the currency selected above.

Side-by-side calculations. More usable time or a lower hourly cost does not, by itself, rate the trip.

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OPEN CALCULATIONS

No hidden score.

How do you compare two offers?

Complete / person = headline / person + all extras / person. Group = complete / person × travellers.

Extras percentage = extras ÷ headline × 100. Hourly cost = complete / person ÷ usable hours. Nightly cost = complete / person ÷ nights.

Budget difference = personal group budget − group cost. A negative result means the budget is exceeded.

Amounts are calculated in hundredths; division results are rounded to at most two decimal places. Usable time is your estimate, not a quality measure.