Pre-launch information
The application does not ask for email, accept payments or run analytics or advertising trackers. Saved trips, alert preferences and acknowledgement of the privacy notice are kept in browser local storage.
TripScore Lab inputs you have not explicitly saved, and current analysis comparisons, stay in the tab’s memory and are lost on reload. Drafts preserve inputs only and never restore a saved score. Downloading an analysis or plan saves a JSON file on your device. Opening a provider link takes you to that provider’s website and terms.
Score drafts and trip plans are saved in this browser only when you choose to save them; they do not sync between devices. Other people using the same browser may access them. You can clear local data on the privacy settings page. The hosting provider may process technical and access data needed to operate the service.
When you submit an offer search, the entered cities and currency are sent to the TripGoes API on Cloudflare. The application does not store these searches in its database and sends no cookies or login tokens with them. The hosting provider may process technical data, including IP addresses, for delivery and abuse prevention. Your own score drafts and trip plans are not sent to this API.
A production privacy notice requires verified controller and processor details, purposes, legal bases, retention periods and rights contact information. This demo text does not replace it.
Social sharing opens an external provider only when you click, with the public page URL, title and, where relevant, cover image. Form entries and search settings are not included. Copy link writes the page URL to your device clipboard. We do not load social tracking scripts.
KEEP YOUR CURIOSITY MOVING
Twelve fresh perspectives for your next adventure.
When choosing a local provider, first identify the service you want and the connection with the place you are seeking. A small walking group, a workshop and a transfer involve different expectations.
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For a longer stay, accommodation becomes part of everyday life rather than simply a place to sleep.
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When considering another departure airport, include more than the airfare in your comparison.
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Flight changes are easier to follow when you already know which organisation provides which information.
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Start cabin selection by describing how you would use the space beyond sleeping.
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For a late flight, plan around actually reaching the accommodation.
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First adapt both offers to the same travel requirement.
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For a two-day city break, first mark the time you truly have available.
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To reduce single-use items, first notice what regularly appears during your travel day. Do not begin by buying a new equipment list.
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