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Trello
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Google Sheets
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Tripit
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TripHobo
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Bravo Asia Tours
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Trello

Chloe Montanez
Emily Goldring
Top Pro

Create your own board

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Organize it however you want.
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Google Sheets

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kouriku
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Scalable, customized organization

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Infinite row/columns and all the separate tabs to play with. Trips can be organized with as many attributes and calculations as you see fit.
kouriku
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Good for budgeting

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Since it is a spreadsheet, very easy to calculate budget, and any secondary calculations as well (e.g. cost/day, cost/location, etc.)
kouriku
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Easy to share

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Google Sheets are always accessible on the cloud, and easy to control permissions to share with relevant parties.
kouriku
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Easy to export

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Physically (printing) and otherwise (converting to excel, attaching to emails).
kouriku
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Cross-platform

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Can be accessed from any device via the browser, or Google's iOS and Android apps.
kouriku
Top Con

Not optimized for travel

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Unlike travel-specific websites, Sheets won't be able to tell if one link is a flight, and another is a hotel reservation, nor will it be able to know which cells correspond to what leg of the trip.
kouriku
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Zero foundation

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While there are sample layouts (see Travel planner), it's likely that each person's trip planning needs will be unique enough that it's better to start from scratch. Of course, once you use Sheets for one trip, it'll be easier and faster to set it up for future trips.
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Tripit

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TripHobo

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Bravo Asia Tours

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Trawell.in

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Endi Sukaj
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Available itineraries for one to three days from major cities and destinations

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Endi Sukaj
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Weekend getaways for major cities with a distance ranging from 100 to 500 km

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Endi Sukaj
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Provides detailed guides for tourist destinations

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Has lists of interesting places to visit with trip duration, timings, tips, photos, maps, weather, etc.
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Vanakh Chea
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Limited choice of destinations

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This site rather advertises destinations in India, than provides tools for planning your custom itineraries.
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TripCase

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WeTravel

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Bethanie Thompson
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Free fund collection - avoids Credit Card fees

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Laura Kyle
Sander Sillavee
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Super easy

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You can do everything through this platform. Make a beautiful trip itinerary, collect payments and manage participants.
Laura Kyle
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Only free if paying with a US checking account

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There is no fee if you are paying with a US checking account. However if you use a credit card or other currency, there is a 2.9% transaction fee.
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Travefy

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kouriku
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Easy to share and discuss

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kouriku
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Pleasant UI

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