Plan a big trip
A round-the-world trip, three months in South America, the big trip you've been putting off for years. You dream about it in detail. What's missing is the path from the dream to the ticket.
The dream hides the logistics
You think about the destination and the route. The passport to renew, the visa that takes weeks, the vaccines that need several doses slip into the background, until they block everything.
And leaving for a long time also means organising what stays behind: work, home, mail, the bank.
Start by writing down what you really want to experience. The destination, the budget and the paperwork come next, in the right order.
An example of the path
Here's what this project can look like once it's broken down. Yours starts from your answers, beginning with what you already have and what's holding you back. It will come out different, and that's on purpose.
- Milestone 1
Clarify what you want
- Empty your head: write 15 travel wishes in 20 minutesDone
- Spot the 5 wishes that matter most
- Set your ideal length of trip and the shortest you'd accept
- Define your travel style with 6 sliders
- Milestone 2
Choose the destination
You settle on a destination and a departure period, with the reasons for that choice.
Coming up, broken down when you get there - Milestone 3
Papers and health
Passport, visas, vaccines and travel insurance are checked or under way, early enough to block nothing.
Coming up, broken down when you get there - Milestone 4
Sort out life before you leave
Work, home, mail, bank and loved ones: everything is arranged for while you're away.
Coming up, broken down when you get there - Milestone 5
Packing and final stretch
Bag packed, documents copied, emergency contacts shared, departure confirmed.
Coming up, broken down when you get there
Your first step, tonight
Empty your head: write 15 travel wishes in 20 minutes
Twenty minutes, no sorting. The most unexpected wishes are often the ones that pick the destination.
How the path adapts to you
You say all of this in the opening questions, and you can change it later.
- Destination already chosen? Say so under "What you already have": the plan starts from the paperwork and the budget.
- Have a departure date? Give it under "By when?": every step is dated to meet it, visas included.
- Picking "A bit every day"? The steps get smaller, and there's one almost every day.
Your project has waited long enough.
Name your goal. It starts here.
In a few minutes, you'll know exactly where to start. The first step takes less time than thinking about it again.
Start this project