Import an itinerary, find ideas, and use the Notebook

Bring in an itinerary from a travel blog or guide, search for ideas, add suggestions in a tap, and keep every trip-prep note in the Notebook.

Import an itinerary from the web

Found a travel blog or guide with a plan you like? Bring it in instead of retyping it.

1. From the itinerary, choose to import.
2. Paste the URL of a public page with an itinerary, or search for itineraries by destination and keyword.
3. Bonder pulls out the stops, times, and locations and matches them to real places, with their photos and map pins.
4. Review before you save. Edit anything, and pick only the items you want.

If your trip has dates, imported items land on their actual days. Not every website can be read, and pages laid out unusually may come through incomplete, so check what's imported before relying on it.

Suggestions for your destination

• Each destination can have a short introduction and a few things to see and do. Make them your own, or ignore them.
• On the map, turn on Activities or Dining to see well-rated places near your stops and add them in a tap.

Imported items and suggestions are starting points. You decide what goes into the plan.

The Notebook

Every trip has a Notebook for the research that otherwise gets lost: a packing tip, a visa question, a restaurant a friend recommended.

• Type in the box at the top and press Enter to save. Paste a URL and it's saved as a link; anything else is a note.
• Open a card later to add a category: driving, documents & visas, packing, local customs, budget, health & safety, or general.
• Scope a note to a specific day or itinerary item, and it shows up there as a badge.