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◉ the tourist maxxing app · est. 2024

Plan more.
Spend less.

The travel maxxing app for DIY budget travelers — multi-stop trips with real cost data, visa rules, and weather windows. No agency markup.

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Travelers
2 adults
◉ In season now

Where the light is right.

Explore all 199
Lisbon, Portugal
38.7°N

Lisbon

Portugal
16–22°
from$1,180
Oaxaca, Mexico
17.0°N

Oaxaca

Mexico
19–27°
from$890
Kyoto, Japan
35.0°N

Kyoto

Japan
11–18°
from$2,140
Marrakech, Morocco
31.6°N

Marrakech

Morocco
14–25°
from$720
◉ Travel budget first

Travel budget first, plan the trip after.

Browse the cheapest destinations from your origin with full-trip cost estimates (flights + stay + food). Open-jaw routing surfaces hidden savings automatically.

Travel budget first
◉ What's inside

Built for the whole trip.

Cost of living, visa rules, weather windows, real meetups — the four numbers every trip actually runs on.

Live budgets

Real cost of living from 199 countries, refreshed weekly.

Visa clarity

Color-coded, honest, updated monthly for every passport.

Weather windows

See the best 2-week window for any destination instantly.

Real meetups

Travelers in the same city, same week. Opt-in, never noisy.

What is travel maxxing?

Travel maxxing is the Gen Z approach to travel: squeezing the most experiences, culture, and value out of every single trip. Same budget, more memories. Same time off, more countries.

It's part of the same mindset as tourist maxxing — plan smarter, pick destinations with the right weather and cost of living, know the visa rules before you book, and connect with people wherever you land. That's exactly what TravelMaxing is built for.

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◉ Live now

See who's out there right now.

Backpackers, explorers, and travelers from around the world — connect with your future travel buddies.

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Dette Kania
Currently Home
Currently in
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany
Next trip
Nothing planned yet
D
Djamel TORCHE
Currently Home
Currently in
Brussels, Brussels-Capital, Belgium
Next trip
Nothing planned yet
A
Akiva May Gelua
Untitled Trip
Currently in
Mandaluyong
Next stop
Trip ends here
Jun 3
V
Valentin
Currently Home
Currently in
Namur, Namur, Belgium
Next trip
Ho Chi Minh City
Jun 6
A
Andrew Zoz
Untitled Trip
Currently in
Lebanon
Next stop
Trip ends here
Jun 4
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Noah User
Untitled Trip
Currently in
Woodstock
Next stop
Trip ends here
Jun 4
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◉ FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Everything you need to know about travel maxxing and how TravelMaxing works.

What is travel maxxing?
Travel maxxing is the Gen Z approach to travel: squeezing the most experiences, culture, and value out of every single trip. Same budget, more memories; same time off, more countries. TravelMaxing helps you plan smarter by combining weather data, cost of living, visa requirements, and a community of fellow travelers in one place.
How is TravelMaxing different from other trip planners?
TravelMaxing is weather-aware and budget-aware by default. Instead of just listing places, it shows you historical weather patterns, cost of living for 330+ cities, visa requirements based on your passport, and other travelers currently at your destinations — all on an interactive 3D globe.
Is TravelMaxing free to use?
Yes. The core planner, globe, weather layer, cost-of-living data, visa lookups, and live traveler map are free. Paid credits unlock AI features (route optimization, itinerary generation, destination deep-dives, budget breakdowns) and public meetup hosting. Plans start at 5 EUR/month.
Can I check visa requirements for my passport?
Yes. TravelMaxing includes a visa requirements checker covering 199 countries. Pick your nationality and any destination to see whether you need a visa, an e-visa, an ETA, visa on arrival, or can enter visa-free — including the typical allowed stay.
How do meetups work on TravelMaxing?
Any traveler can host a public meetup with a location, date, and time. Hosting costs credits scaled to the max number of attendees. Other users can browse public meetups on the live map and request to join. You can also organize private, invite-only meetups for friends.
What data powers the weather layer?
The weather layer uses multi-year historical climatology data from Open-Meteo, served as weekly temperature and precipitation averages. It shows you what conditions are typical at a destination on a given date — not a live forecast, but the kind of data that tells you whether August in Kyoto or December in Lisbon fits your trip.

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