How it works
Routes, prices, schedules and connection feasibility are computed by a deterministic engine — never guessed. The same trip always produces the same answer.
Where you're leaving from, where you're going, when, and who is travelling — including children and older travellers, because they change the timings.
From your room key to your front door: last mile, arrival transfer, train or ferry, flight, airport access, the time you leave home. Nothing is assumed to be instant.
Rides, parking, flights and taxes, rail and ferry tickets, transfers, the stay and city tax. One number, calculated the same way every time.
Each connection is compared against the buffer that type of transfer really needs — immigration, terminal changes, ferry cut-offs. Tight is labelled tight.
Smoothest, balanced, best value, fastest. Ranked against what you said matters, with the trade-off spelled out instead of buried.
The trip stays connected, so one disruption surfaces every knock-on effect at once, with corrections proposed as a single change. (Monitoring arrives in the next stage.)
The price at decision time must be as close as technically possible to the price at payment time. Where a cost genuinely can't be fixed in advance — a seasonal ferry, a city tax collected at the desk — we say so on the line item rather than leave it out.
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