Different places.
One trip.
Find the questions that matter before your group chooses where to go.
Start your group briefAdd your starting pointsTell us where everyone’s coming from.
Compare the trade-offsSee what’s easy, hard or a stretch.
Take it to the groupShare a clear brief and decide together.
Where is everyone starting?
Add the places your group is travelling from.
Your group’s starting point
A decision brief, not a booking or a route recommendation.
Bring three possibilities to the table
Choose destinations your group is considering. Add each party’s whole-party return travel quote, one-way door-to-door hours, and one whole-group accommodation total. Include transfers and baggage in your travel figure. These remain your estimates—not verified prices or journey advice.
No automatic destination recommendations yet. Leave unknown values blank. A number cannot establish route feasibility, accessibility, pet acceptance or availability. Source references should describe the public offer, never a private booking reference, confirmation number or signed-in link.
When you’re ready for the next check
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No live fares. No account. Your brief stays in this browser.
Agree the compromise.
Then plan the adventure.
Someone usually does all the planning. Breaks Together starts with the questions every household needs to answer, so the longest journey and the tightest budget don’t get lost in the conversation.
This first version is a free, local worksheet for assisted testing. It does not search transport inventory, validate routes, create shared links or take bookings. The next stage will be shaped by real groups—not a bigger feature list.
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