Family trips have a coordination problem nobody warns you about: three households, four flight bookings, a grandparent who needs the plan printed, and a teenager who won't read anything that isn't on their phone. bothways gives everyone one plan they can open on whatever device they have.
Start planning freeWhen two or three families travel together, each one books its own flights and each one has its own ideas about what a good day looks like. Put the whole thing in one shared trip and the negotiating happens once, in the open, instead of over three parallel text threads that all say something slightly different.
Your sister's family lands Thursday morning, your parents Thursday night, and you're driving. Add each flight and see all the arrivals side by side with live status, so you can plan the first dinner around when people actually get in — not the times everyone quoted you six weeks ago.
The single biggest cause of family-trip meltdowns is a schedule built for adults and imposed on a four-year-old or a grandparent. Two fixed things a day and a visible open block gives everyone room to opt out of an afternoon without derailing the plan.