News & Culture

Don’t Scroll, Search: New Tool Added for Locating Trip Details in TripIt for iOS

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Picture this: You’re planning a trip to London. You’ve been before (albeit eight years ago) and you want to book a stay at the hotel you loved near Hyde Park.  But… What. Was. That... Read More

Travel Tips

Tips from the Experts: How to Book Flexible Travel Plans With Confidence

By Kyle Potter on

TripIt is teaming up with our friends at Thrifty Traveler, a site that helps you travel more for less, to share helpful strategies for flexible travel planning.... Read More

Travel Tips

More Destinations Are Requiring Proof of Vaccination. Here’s the Latest.

By Amanda Wowk on

Destinations around the U.S. and the world are now requiring proof of vaccination for entry to indoor venues, such as museums, restaurants, bars, and nightclubs, as well as places where... Read More

Travel Tips

What to Do if Your Flight Is Canceled on a Business Trip

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Nobody wants to hear their flight is canceled while on or heading out on a business trip. This is especially true when a video conference call can't replace the event you’re meant to be at... Read More

News & Culture

TripIt Data: Strong Close to Summer Travel with Labor Day 2021

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The first two of the three big U.S. summer holidays—Memorial Day and Fourth of July—were pandemic-era record setters. With Labor Day approaching, we dug into our data to determine if we'd... Read More

City Guides

City Break: Boston

By Amanda Wowk on

City break (noun): a short holiday spent in a city, such as when on business travel. Before there was bleisure travel, there was the city break—the short space of leisure time that... Read More

News & Culture

New Survey Shows 82% of Americans Traveled This Summer

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Is the digital nomad life more hype than reality? Does gender dictate the preferred mode of travel for solo adventurers? Will a requirement to use a digital health passport make or break a... Read More

Travel Tips

National Forests, Preserves, and Lakeshores—Oh My! 9 Public Lands to Visit in the U.S.

By Amanda Wowk on

For the second summer in a row, Americans have set their sights (and record numbers) on visiting the country’s national parks. ... Read More

Travel Tips

7 Cities Celebrating Summer With Open Streets

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This summer, cities big and small have opened their streets to pedestrians (and closed them to cars) in order to promote local community and economic benefits. Benefits like, creating a... Read More

News & Culture

TripIt Adds New Enhancements for Navigating Travel Based on Your Vaccination Status

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As travel increasingly returns to pre-COVID levels, travelers continue to face evolving requirements, many of which are now dependent on your COVID-19 vaccination or test status. Part of... Read More