Reunion trips are harder than they should be. Everyone's flying in from somewhere different, nobody knows the destination well, and the group chat has been trying to pick a weekend since last March. bothways gives the whole thing one home so it stops being a permanent negotiation.
Start planning freeThe reason reunion trips take two years to happen is that nothing ever gets written down where everyone can see it. Once the dates and the shape of the weekend are in one shared plan, the trip becomes real and people start booking.
When everyone's coming from a different airport, the first day is the hard part. Add each flight and the whole group's arrivals show up together with live status, so the Friday-night plan is built around when people actually land.
On a reunion trip there's usually no expert. That's actually an advantage: everyone throws their finds into a shared list, and by the time you arrive you've got a real shortlist instead of one person's half-researched guesses.