Friends travelling together on the flight out
Group travel

Ten rooms or fifty. One point of contact.

Destination weddings, family reunions, corporate incentives and milestone celebrations — held, tracked and paid for without the organiser becoming an accountant.

The problem we solve

One organiser should not have to chase twelve deposits

Group travel breaks down in the same place every time: money. Someone becomes the unpaid treasurer, the rooming list lives in a chat thread, and two people pay late enough to lose the rate.

We take that job. Each traveller books and pays individually against the group’s held rate, and the organiser receives a running list of who has confirmed — without collecting a cent themselves.

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A group floating together on a resort lazy river
Process

How a group booking runs

  • Stage 01

    Hold the block

    Rooms held at a fixed rate for a defined period, before anyone commits.

  • Stage 02

    Share one link

    Your travellers receive the details and book against the block themselves.

  • Stage 03

    Individual payment plans

    Each traveller pays on their own schedule. Nobody covers anybody else.

  • Stage 04

    Rooming list managed

    Names, categories, bedding and special requests kept current with the resort.

  • Stage 05

    Group extras arranged

    Transfers, welcome dinner, private events and excursions for the whole party.

  • Stage 06

    Documents to every traveller

    Everyone receives their own confirmation and transfer details before departure.

Who we work with

Groups we look after

Destination weddings

Guest blocks, rooming lists and payment tracking for the couple and their guests.

Family reunions

Multi-generation parties across room categories, with connecting rooms handled.

Corporate & incentive

Meeting space, invoicing and arrival coordination for teams and clients.

Milestone celebrations

Birthdays and anniversaries where twenty people fly in for one weekend.

Begin

Give us the guest list.

Send your dates, approximate numbers and the destination you have in mind. We’ll come back with what can be held, and for how long.