Make the most of the time between.

Layovers, early check-ins, late flights, free stopovers. Meanwhile Travel works out how much time you really have, then plans it with places that are open, close by, and reachable on real transit.

Free to use. Works at airports worldwide.

4h 55m
usable out of a 9h 25m layover in Denver
  1. 11:10 AM
    Arrive Union Station
  2. 11:20 AM–12:20 PM
    Lunch at the station hall
    Food · 6m walk · 0.3 mi
  3. 12:35–2:05 PM
    Walk LoDo and Larimer Square
    Walk · 9m walk · 0.4 mi
  4. 2:30–4:30 PM
    Art museum
    Sight · 18m by Bus 9
  5. 5:15 PM
    Head back to the airport
    Getting back: Train A (37m)

Layovers

Know exactly how much of a connection you can use, and fill it.

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Arriving early

Landed at 7 AM, check-in at 3 PM? Plan the gap.

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Leaving late

Checked out with hours to spare. Use them, and leave on time.

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Short trips

A few days anywhere, planned day by day around where you stay.

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Free stopovers

Turn a connection into a free extra city with an airline stopover.

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How it works

  1. Tell it your times. Airport, when you land, when you leave, where you're staying. Add a flight number and it checks for delays.
  2. See the time you really have. Deplaning, immigration, bags, the ride into town and back, and security all come off the top.
  3. Get a plan that fits. Places open at that hour, close together, with real walking and transit times and a map.
  4. Make it yours. Lock, swap or remove stops, add events, pick a hotel, save it, and add it to your calendar.

Built for the in-between

Most trip planners assume you have whole days. Real travel is full of awkward gaps: six hours in a city you're only passing through, a room that isn't ready until 3 PM, a flight that leaves at 10 PM after an 11 AM checkout. Meanwhile Travel is built for exactly those hours.

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