AI-powered travel itineraries
Your next trip,
done right.
Most trips are fine. Tripletto makes them the ones you're still talking about — the right cities, the right hotels, the right order. Built around you, not a template.
Free to startReal hotels, real routesReady in minutes
How it works
Tell us where. We handle everything else.
Drop in your destinations, dates, and travel style. Tripletto builds a full itinerary — hotels picked for their neighborhood, days sequenced for momentum, pace built to last.
Hotel recommendations with real context
Day-by-day sequencing that actually flows
Editable, shareable, and yours
The kind of city that turns a walk into a detour into an afternoon you didn't plan.
You stay out late because you actually want to. Ruin bars, river bridges, the whole thing.
01 / The difference
Better trips aren't about more research. They're about better judgment.
The gap between a fine trip and a great one is rarely information. It's sequencing — neighborhoods that come alive at night, a pace that builds toward something, and slack built in so the whole thing doesn't collapse when you stay for one more drink.
Arrivals that hit the ground running
Right hotel, right neighborhood, and enough energy left over to actually make the most of your first night.
A route built for momentum
No backtracking, no dead afternoons. Just a sequence that keeps building toward the best parts.
Hotels in the thick of it
Where you stay shapes the whole day. The right street means you step outside and something is already happening.
Room to go off-script
Good itineraries have slack. Enough to follow something unexpected, stay for another drink, or sleep in without the whole thing collapsing.
02 / In practice
This is what it looks like when judgment shows up in every detail.
Dates, hotels, pacing — all pulling in the same direction. Not just logical. Worth being on.
10 days, three cities, zero wasted nights: Athens hits hard, Prague finds its stride, Budapest goes all the way.
Three cities, three completely different speeds. Athens pulls you in fast. Prague gives you the most to explore. Budapest refuses to wind down — and you won't want it to.
Athens
May 12–15
The Modernist Athens
Central enough to hit the ground running, calm enough to actually sleep after a long flight.
Prague
May 15–18
Augustine, a Luxury Collection Hotel
A base that earns its keep — close enough to walk everywhere, far enough from the tourist scrum to feel like you actually live there.
Budapest
May 18–21
Hotel Clark Budapest
Right on the river, minutes from the ruin bars, and the kind of base that makes a 1am walk home feel like part of the trip.
- Athens hits fast: arrival dinner somewhere local, Acropolis first thing, no wasted first day.
- Prague gets the longest stretch — this is where the trip finds its stride.
- Budapest doesn't wind down. It goes all in: thermal baths at noon, ruin bars at midnight, flight the next morning.
04 / Access
Pricing as simple as it should be.
Start free on a real trip — not a demo. Move up when you want more depth, more cities, and more room to push the itinerary as far as it can go.
Free
$0basic starter
Build one serious itinerary and see the workflow before you decide whether Tripletto belongs in your travel stack.
1 starter itinerary
Starter planning capacity
1 saved trip
View-only sharing
Structured trip brief
Upgrade when you need more
Pro
Best for travelers$19/ month
For travelers who want Tripletto as a dependable planning desk: serious trips, generous monthly planning capacity, collaboration, and room to revise.
Generous monthly planning capacity
Room for meaningful revisions
Unlimited edits without regenerating
Full collaboration (invites + editing)
Version history
Shareable itinerary links
Extra capacity when a planning month gets busy
Business
Customcontact us
For travel advisors, agencies, concierge teams, and operators that need shared workflows and custom planning capacity.
Shared planning capacity
Multi-seat workspaces
Client-ready delivery options
Custom templates and onboarding
Invoice billing
Support for higher-volume planning
