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Travel on iPhone

Every flight, stay, ride and train in one list — search, filter, add travel and open the travel tools.

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The Travel tab gathers every trip you can see in the workspace, with a route map on top. Bookings from your connected email land here on their own.

The travel list

  • Upcoming and Past.
  • Search by traveller, route, airport code or booking reference.
  • Filter with the chips: All trips, Flight, Ride, Train, Bike, Boat and more.
  • Sort by Soonest first, Departure date or Transport mode.

Swipe a trip right to edit it, or left to delete it. Tap a trip for its details, or ⋯ for actions such as Open journey, the terminal maps, Share, Copy to my trips, Edit and Delete.

Add travel

Tap + and choose a flight, stay, ride or train. Link it to a gig or keep it as a trip of its own. Travellers can be anyone on your team — pick them from the roster or add a new person.

A flight fills itself in once the flight number and date are known: airline, aircraft, times, terminals and gates.

Travel tools

Tap Tools at the top of Travel, or find them under Travel tools on your profile.

ToolWhat it's for
Personal itineraryTrips and stays that aren't part of a gig
Visa & stay limitsEntry rules, day counts and expiry — for example Schengen's 90 days in 180
Jet lag plannerSleep and light timing built from your flights
Travel documentsPassports, visas, riders and insurance in one place
Travel preferencesSeats, cabin, beds and loyalty — changes save automatically
Everyone's travelEach person's legs and papers, by gig
Money backClaims for delays, cancellations and price drops — nothing is sent until you say so
Travel tools: the menu, your documents and your preferences.

Everyone's travel is visible to owners, admins, managers and people with edit rights on shared logistics.

Find flights and stays

From Nuri's + menu, choose Find flights or Find a place to stay. Options include round trip, nonstop only and price alerts. Searching never books or charges anything — results appear in your Nuri conversation.

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