A city break is two or three bookings and a rough idea of what you want to eat. It does not deserve a spreadsheet. Forward the flight and the hotel, and Venture turns them into a timeline you can actually follow, with the costs split and everything available offline when your roaming gives up.
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Send the flight confirmation and the hotel booking to your trip. Venture reads both, puts them in order, and you have a plan without typing anything. If the booking came as a PDF or you only have a screenshot of it, import that instead and it is read the same way.
The flights are the easy part. Build each day out with the places you actually want to go, save recommendations onto the trip, and keep them on the same timeline as the bookings instead of in a note you will not reopen. Nothing here is a star rating from a stranger.
Whoever booked the apartment paid for all of it, someone else got the dinners, and one of you paid in a different currency. Add costs as they happen and Venture works out who owes whom, so the trip ends with one transfer instead of a fortnight of nobody mentioning it.
Forward the flight and the hotel and the weekend is planned. No forms, no setup, no blank calendar to fill.
Track what each of you paid for and settle up once, with mixed currencies and uneven splits handled.
Put the places you want to go onto the same timeline as the bookings, and move them when plans change.
Your plan and your booking references are there when the roaming is not, which is most of the first hour.
Passport and insurance details kept per person and available offline, for the trips that cross a border.
If you are going with friends, poll the group on dates or where to stay instead of scrolling back through the chat.
That is exactly the case Venture is quickest at. A city break is usually two or three bookings, so forwarding them takes under a minute and you get a timeline instead of four browser tabs and a note on your phone. There is nothing to set up and nothing to fill in first. See planning a Europe trip for a longer worked example.
Yes, and it works for two people just as well as for ten. Add what each of you paid for as you go and Venture shows who owes whom at the end, including when you paid in different currencies, so nobody is doing exchange-rate maths on the flight home. Read how to split costs on a trip.
You can build out each day with places you want to go, save recommendations to the trip, and keep them on the same timeline as the bookings. Venture does not pretend to be a review site, so what you save is what you and the people you trust chose.
Yes. Every feature is free, with no subscription and no trip limits. Venture earns a commission when you book stays, flights and activities through partner links in the app, at no extra cost to you. See how that works.