Travis - Pinterest for travel planning

@nicole_tj @_maoosi @liv_windsor Thank you for being so excited! We truly believe that as travellers, we need a platform that is built specifically for us to call home, something that helps us share and discover our experiences easily for the next person.

@liv_windsor thank you Liv! Glad it's helped you capture and share your travel stories especially in this time. And will only become more helpful as travel returns.

@justinchin3 Thanks for checking out Travis Justin, do let us know if you have any questions!

Thanks @katydatt, pleased to have you on board!!

@martha_j_shaw 🙏🙏

@oleksandr_pavlenko Thanks! Would love to see how we can help with your next trip. A new update will be coming in a few weeks time which should be a big improvement in helping you find places in most major cities too. Any feedback is welcomed!

@trappisone it should be on it's way!!!

@rubenwolff Thanks for showing interest in what we are doing Ruben! Appreciate your reflection on this. Indeed, travelling freely isn’t yet possible in all parts of the world. Australia is quite lucky in that regard, which is also why we’ve focused our early community in Australia up until now. That being said, we believe now is the right time to start re-building around Travel and we plan on expanding rapidly to other parts of the worlds. In fact, in a couple of weeks, we should have an update that will help with discovering key places to visit across cities around the world much better. To answer your question - On Travis, moodboards are at the core of trip planning. Right now, you can already save places from other peoples’ stories, organise things across multiple moodboards and see everything on a map. You can also share the moodboards you’ve created with your friends (example: https://travistrav.is/moodboard/...). This is still very much a work in progress - though we see moodboards evolving towards more flexible views, allowing you to really "plan" trips your way. This might include the ability to organise the places within your moodboards by day (similar to a calendar view), invite friends to collaborate as a group, but also add external links/notes to your board. Hoping this answer your question and makes you want to explore more!

@ath thanks Athan! Give it a whirl, love to hear your feedback :)

@etelsverdlov nice! Where are you going on your roadtrip?

@juliusnagel Thanks Julius for checking it out. Any feedback is appreciated!