Get a personalized cost estimate for any destination worldwide, with detailed breakdowns by category and money-saving tips.
Estimates are generated in your selected currency. Changing it requires a new estimate; this is not a live exchange-rate converter.
Use it to compare trip options, sanity-check destination fit, and set a realistic group baseline before bookings become painful to change.
The calculator is optimized for early planning, so it focuses on the categories that drive most trip decisions.
Once you have the destination number, move into budget, split rules, and planning so the crew can actually act on it.
Open a pre-filled destination page when the group already has a shortlist and needs a faster cost benchmark.
What the estimate covers, how to read it, and what happens after the budget is agreed.
Treat each result as an early planning range, not a quote. Prices vary by destination, city, season, availability, and exchange rates. Check live accommodation, transport, and activity prices before booking, then rerun the calculator with the choices your group is actually considering.
Yes. Enter the number of travellers and the calculator shows the estimated total for the group, the cost per person, and a per-person daily average. The split is even, so adjust separately if some travellers choose different rooms, activities, or travel dates.
The estimate covers accommodation, food and drinks, local transport, attractions and activities, nightlife and entertainment, plus shopping and miscellaneous spending. It does not calculate flights or other long-distance travel to the destination, visas, travel insurance, or exact booking fees.
No. This calculator estimates a budget; it does not process payments or move money. Once the trip starts, log the real costs in the free trip expense splitter, then settle the final balances externally through Revolut, Venmo, or your bank.
Save the estimate as the group baseline, replace estimates with confirmed prices as bookings are made, and use the free trip expense splitter to track what people actually paid. That keeps the planning number separate from the final settle-up.
Move from destination estimate to shared expenses, roles, and updates once the trip becomes real.