GetTrippage planning library
Travel planning advice built around routes people can actually follow.
Original methods, transparent product answers and complete example itineraries. Every guide is written for travellers first and reviewed when the product or travel-planning method changes.
How to turn an itinerary into a travel journal—without starting over.
Keep the route you planned, mark the days you actually visited, record one meaningful moment and choose which memories to share.
Read the five-step method →See a Kyoto itinerary become a selective travel journal.
Switch between three days to compare the original plan, the owner's private record and the result visible to public readers.
Itinerary or travel journal—which one do you need?
Compare purpose, timing, content, privacy and sharing in one clear table.
Complete example itineraries
See the planning method applied to a real route.
Tokyo for the first time
A confident first visit: classic Tokyo views, small neighbourhood discoveries and enough breathing room to enjoy both.
Open Tokyo itinerary →Japan · 3 DAYSKyoto food and culture trail
A three-day route connecting morning markets, temple paths, tea culture and Kyoto's quieter evening streets.
Open Kyoto itinerary →South Korea · 3 DAYSSeoul through its neighbourhoods
Palace architecture, independent shops, late-night food and the contrasting rhythms that make Seoul memorable.
Open Seoul itinerary →