TripIt: Automatically Organize All Your Travel Confirmations Into One Itinerary
TripIt reads your confirmation emails and builds a master travel itinerary automatically. No manual entry needed.
At a Glance
Create a free TripIt account
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Quick Tip: If you sign in with Google, TripIt can request access to scan your Gmail for travel confirmations automatically — you will be asked about this during setup.
Forward your first booking confirmation
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You must forward from the same email address you used to register. Emails sent from a different address will not be recognized.
Connect your email for automatic import (optional)
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Quick Tip: TripIt only reads emails that look like travel confirmations — it does not browse through unrelated messages.
Download the TripIt app on your phone
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TripIt is a travel organizer that takes the chaos out of managing flights, hotels, rental cars, and activities across multiple trips. Instead of hunting through your inbox for booking confirmations, TripIt reads those emails automatically and turns them into a clean, easy-to-follow itinerary that you can access from your phone — even without a Wi-Fi connection.
Here is how it works: when you book a flight, a hotel, or a rental car, you forward the confirmation email to plans@tripit.com. TripIt reads the details from that email — dates, times, confirmation numbers, addresses — and adds them to your trip automatically. If you connect TripIt directly to your email account, it can even do this forwarding step for you without any extra effort on your part.
The free version of TripIt handles the basics very well. Your itinerary shows each leg of your trip in chronological order, so you can see at a glance what comes next. The app also stores confirmation numbers and contact information for hotels or airlines, which is helpful when you need to call someone on the road.
TripIt Pro, the paid upgrade at around $49 per year, adds real-time flight alerts, fare refund monitoring, and a feature that checks whether better seats have become available on your flight. Many frequent travelers find this upgrade worthwhile, but the free version is a solid tool for occasional trips.
TripIt works especially well for trips with multiple stops or bookings spread across several websites, since it brings everything together in one place. Family trips, road trips with multiple hotel nights, or international travel with connecting flights all benefit from having one central document everyone can reference.
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