01 / ENTRY
Visa checker
Start with nationality and destination to understand the likely entry requirement before you build the rest of the trip around it.
Plan · Price · Pack · Go
Go farther with fewer loose ends.
Sort the paperwork, translate the price tag, shape a realistic budget, pack for the actual trip, and find the hours that line up.
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Filter the toolkit to the job in front of you.
The travel desk
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01
Use it before booking anything nonrefundable.
Visa rules can depend on passport, destination, trip length, and purpose. Treat the result as a planning lead and verify it with the destination’s official immigration authority before travel.
02 / MONEY
Currency converter
Translate prices between currencies and adjust the exchange rate so your estimate reflects the quote or card rate you actually expect to use.
02
Use it while comparing options in different currencies.
Enter the rate shown by your bank, card, or exchange service when precision matters. The difference between a market rate and the rate you receive can include a markup or fee.
03 / TOTAL
Trip cost estimator
Bring transport, lodging, meals, activities, insurance, local transit, and a buffer into one clear total for the whole party.
03
Use it after rough dates and destination are known.
Estimate major categories first, then add a contingency for price movement and overlooked costs. Comparing the per-person and whole-trip totals makes trade-offs easier to see.
04 / BAG
Packing list generator
Shape a practical list around trip length, climate, activities, laundry access, and bag type—without packing your whole closet.
04
Use it once the itinerary and weather range are clear.
Start with documents and essentials, then add clothing by activity rather than by day. Rewearable layers and a small laundry plan usually do more than extra outfits.
05 / TIME
Time-zone planner
Compare local hours across cities to find sensible windows for calls, arrivals, check-ins, and plans with people back home.
05
Use it around travel dates, not only time-zone offsets.
Offsets can change with daylight-saving transitions. Compare the actual dates of a trip or meeting, and give each city’s local date as well as its time.
A cleaner order of operations.
- Confirm entryCheck whether the destination is workable for your passport and trip.
- Price the whole tripConvert local costs, then combine the major categories and a buffer.
- Coordinate the hoursMap arrivals, check-ins, calls, and connections in local time.
- Pack to the planBuild the bag around climate, activities, duration, and luggage limits.