Travel Right Plus
The trip that fits you
Tell us how you are able to travel. In 2 minutes you see where you can go from your own city — which way it goes and how long it takes.
How it works
You answer a few questions
One question per screen, big type, big buttons. Anything about health is optional and has “rather not say”.
We build your travel profile
Where you leave from, how you get around, which transport you accept, your pace. It is kept without your name and you can delete it with one button.
You see the destinations you can reach
With the route it takes and how long it lasts, leaving from your city. When there is no route yet for what you accept, we say so instead of inventing one.
Who it is for
For anyone whose trip depends on an answer nobody gives. Three examples, and none of them is a smaller trip:
- You are afraid of flying, or you simply don't want to fly — and every search starts by asking for an airport.
- You have a health need that decides the trip: a medicine to keep cold, oxygen, dialysis, altitude you can't take.
- You walk a certain distance and no further, or you use a cane, a walker or a wheelchair — and the itinerary never says how much walking it asks of you.
Almost everyone solves a piece of it. We solve the trip.
Anyone looking for help to travel more comfortably finds three kinds of service — and all of them stop short of the real problem.
Accessibility directories list verified hotels and tours. That is serious, necessary work. But it answers a single question: will this place take me in? And it answers only after you've already decided how to get there.
Group operators sell ready-made programmes, with a fixed date and a closed itinerary. It works well for whoever fits the programme. Whoever needs something different has nowhere to go.
The big platforms sell everything to everyone. You filter by price and by stars, and find out on arrival that the accessible room was upstairs in the annexe.
None of them answers the questions that decide whether the trip happens at all:
- How do I get there, if flying isn't an option?
- How much effort does this trip demand — of me, not of the average traveller?
- Who carries my suitcase, from the taxi to the boot?
- What do I do with the part of the itinerary that doesn't fit me?
Common questions
- Do I have to accept flying?
- No. Plane is one of the transport options, and you tick only the ones you accept. If you leave the plane out, the answer is built with what is left.
- Does it show the price?
- Not yet. Fares depend on the date and the operator, and we don't calculate them here — so we don't print a number that would be wrong by the time you read it.
- Do you book the trip?
- No. We show where you can go, which way it goes and how long it takes. The booking is made with the operator, and we point you to it when we have the link.
- What do you do with what I answer about my health?
- It is stored without your name, tied only to this device, and used to work out which trip fits you. Every health question is optional, and one button deletes everything.
- How long does it take, and can I stop halfway?
- About 2 minutes. You can skip any question, and at the end a summary shows what you left blank so you can fill it in later — nothing blocks your way through.
What we do differently
We start from where you are, not from a catalogue.
The first question isn't “where do you want to go”. It's “where are you leaving from, and how are you able to travel?”. Someone who can't fly doesn't get a shorter list. They get a different map.
We adapt the trip you want, instead of offering you a different one.
Any Travel Right trip can be rebuilt around your profile. The system's question is always “what needs to change for this to work for you?” — never “this isn't for you”.
We tell you where each piece of information comes from.
Verified by us. Stated by the provider. Not verified. And when the detail is decisive for your trip, a person calls and confirms before you travel.
We tell you about the rights you already have.
A right you don't use is a right you lose. That's why our name is Travel Right.
It isn't a different trip. It's the same trip, your way.
We don't keep a separate catalogue. That would shrink the world instead of opening it.
You see a trip you want to take. You press a button. And the system rebuilds the trip around your profile: swaps the hotel for one with a lift, drops the tight connection, replaces the long walk with transport to the same place, redistributes the activities to fit your pace, adds rest where there was none, finds the accessible alternative to the tour with stairs.
What we don't do: hide the trip in front of you because it “isn't for you”.
Our honesty rule
We'd rather say “we don't know” than make it up.
Wrong accessibility information isn't a detail. It's a person stranded halfway, far from home, with no option.
So everything we say about a place comes with its source declared:
- Verified by us — we spoke to the place and confirmed.
- Stated by the provider — the place itself declared it.
- Not verified — the information doesn't exist or isn't reliable, and we say so instead of making it up.
We don't hide difficulty either. If a place demands effort you told us to avoid, it says so on the screen — along with the alternative.