Multi City Planner

Eighty Days Help You Planning Your Multi-City Travel

As a rule, journey scheduling contains a great deal of research. If you are traveling with stations in different towns, research can be even more time-consuming. Eighty days can help. Web release of the tools, which is currently in alpha phase, only covers European city. Your free copy of your iPhone OS also contains trips to the United States.

In order to use one of the two apps, just pick your details and place of departure and Eighty Days will create a travel route with an estimate. It is also possible to change between another city or some other city. When you don't like their proposals, you can click on "Shuffle" to find another route.

You will also be given an indication of how many days you will be spending in each city. You subdivide the rates according to flights and accommodation, and you can click on the Airbnb, Hotels.com or Skyscanner links to reserve the ticket you need for that particular journey. If you don't use these pages to make your booking, or if you don't fully follow the route, it's a useful, time-saving multi-city journey researcher.

uttrip makes it easy to pan this great multi-city journey to Europe.

The Utrip was introduced in the mid of last year as an intelligent way to schedule a city holiday. It has now been extended to assist multi-city travel if you feel particularly adventure-packed. Headquartered in Seattle, Start-up has a clean start to help you organize a journey whether you've been to a city or not.

It is particularly targeted at Americans who book travel to Europe, and 18 towns are currently included, with more being added each additional week. 4 of these destinations are in Europe. This is how it works: you just make your appointments, browse to the towns you want to see (if you make more than one choice, you can specify how long you want to stay in each town) and then browse through one of several different travel erases.

As soon as you have stored your route, it will even suggest you a guesthouse or accommodation (according to your wishes) and allow you to make reservations immediately, without the possibility of making purchases. Although this may seem a bit strange, Utrip is about comfort and restriction of selection in a way that gives the feeler the ability to stay in complete command.

While there are many travel planners on the open road, Utrip is a good alternative for anyone who is overcome with choices when it comes to choosing what to do in their chosen city. This is not necessarily a big issue, as the targeted public is unlikely to want to charge large amounts for hosting but it is good to see that a portable release is foreseen.