Give a Trip · the holiday gift

A trip they don't have to plan.

Every year it's the same person. The one who planned every dinner, wrapped every gift, and remembered everybody's thing. Then they open a candle and say "this is perfect, thank you."

It's not perfect. Give them a trip they don't have to plan.

How it works

1. You buy it. $250 covers my planning fee, paid ahead in their name.

2. You print it. Right after checkout you get a printable card for under the tree, so they have something to open, not just a promise.

3. They book their call. The card's QR code goes straight to my calendar, any open time after Christmas. (I'm out part of January for my own trip, so the week between Christmas and New Year's is the sneaky-good time to grab a spot.)

From there, they tell me where they've always wanted to go, and I handle the rest.

Give a Trip · $250 →

The fine print

What does the $250 cover? My planning fee: our call and building the itinerary with my partners on the ground. The trip itself is paid separately when they book it.

How long do they have? One year from the day you buy it to plan and book their trip. They don't have to travel that year. The trip just needs to be booked.

Is it refundable? No. Like my regular planning fee, it's non-refundable, so give it to someone who's actually going somewhere.

What if they don't know where they want to go? That's the point. Figuring that out is half my job.

Questions? Email hello@adventuresmarter.org.

I don't book and disappear. Never have.