LazyTrips is the new go-to destination for discovering, planning and booking a holiday
LONDON – The newly launched LazyTrips website is transforming the way we make travel plans with the first user-focused trip planner that helps you discover your dream destinations, find things to do and book your holiday, all in one place.
LazyTrips is cost-free, hassle-free and ad-free, providing a fun and easy way to plan and manage every detail of your trip. Just pack your bag and you’re all set to go.
“LazyTrips was built on the idea that planning a holiday should be one of the most exciting parts of the trip itself," said LazyTrips Chief Technology Officer Sasha Yanshin.
"By simplifying the planning process, we want our users to be able to focus on what travel is really about: seeing the world and making lifelong memories."
The LazyTrips team is rolling out new and unique features on a weekly basis, with the hotel booking functionality launching on 2 August 2018. Future plans include integrating flight reservations, train travel and car rental options.
Currently LazyTrips users can browse destinations, find activities and plan customised trips, with an interactive map highlighting the best routes. Users can also browse the website for weekend city break guides, travel tips, detailed road trip ideas and inspiration for places to visit all across Europe.
In an age where information overload can make trip-planning disjointed and complicated, LazyTrips provides a solution that’s simpler than ever. No pop-ups, no pressure. Just travel. Learn more about LazyTrips and the destinations for which you can find trips.
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