FreeDiningFanatic
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I decided to book 2 nights at the Hyatt Place Amsterdam airport location in April. Transferred points from Chase to Hyatt and a link popped up for 3000 bonus points for staying 2 consecutive nights. Don’t know if it applies to reservations made with points but you do have to register for the offer. Wanted to mention it in case anyone has Hyatt reservations booked during the promotion dates.
I recall someone mentioning a tool to keep all travel plans in one place. Would you mind sharing? I’m trying to keep track of bus schedules, train schedules, flights, reservations for museums etc and it’s getting overwhelming.![]()
im still using google travel never tried trip it whats different about it?
Another vote for TripIt. When I book something and get the email confirmation, I immediately forward it to plans@tripit.com and it adds it to my itinerary for me. There might be an option for it to search email and auto-import it, but I'm not a fan of giving that kind of access to my email. I have multiple email accts where I might receive a confirmation, all of which are added to TripIt, so it recognizes those confirmations as well.That's cool, I never noticed that. I only have the free version, but I see that I can do 3 attachments per trip.
I love TripIt. Makes me happy just looking at the trips I have on it lol. Handy for past trips too when I forget when we went somewhere.
For hotel stays, it will import and prominently show the check in and check out time if it's on the confirmation, which is something I love.
TripIt also has a widget. Before a trip, I put that on my homescreen, so then it will display my next upcoming event without me having to go into the app.
Notes- you can add general notes, so often times I find myself adding something like Lunch Ideas and listing some options.
You can share the itinerary and have others help plan, or just view the plans. My husband is getting better at referring to the app before asking me questions.
Like @becauseimnew I find the ability to add attachments really helpful for QR codes, though I haven't tried the paid version yet.
@wanderlust7 Good call on using it to look up prior trips. That's a really nice feature, because someone will ask where we stayed or a tour company and it's super easy to look up.

