Your trips get their own page on WanderBuddy, under your name. It holds every departure, the price a person and the seats left, and it counts the seats down on its own as people hold a spot.
Put it in your bio once. You never repost a date or answer "is it still open" again.
You already run trips
Add the dates, the seats and the price. We check you, and your trip goes live on the booking site and on your own link.
You keep running the trip the way you do now. WanderBuddy fills it and holds the group together.
You have the people, not the trip
Tell us where you want to go and when. We introduce you to a checked agency on WanderBuddy that runs the ground: stays, transport and guides.
They operate. You host, and you bring your people.
Tell us who you are and which way in fits. It takes two minutes, and a person reads it.
We check every host before a trip goes live, so travellers can trust the page they book from.
Next, add your trip's dates, seats and price. The form is the one agencies use, so where it says agency, put your own name.
We will message you on WhatsApp about where you want to go, then introduce you to an agency that runs it.
No. You can list as yourself. On WanderBuddy a one-person host is called a trip captain.
They hold a spot on your page, then pay you the way you already take money. In Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, Hong Kong and the UAE they can also pay a deposit by card into your own Stripe account.
Listing is free and there is no monthly fee. We only earn when a traveller books.
There is no minimum. What matters is that people would travel with you.
Whoever runs it. If you list your own trip, you are. If we pair you with an agency, the agency runs the ground and is responsible for it, and you host.
Yes, and you should. Your page is your own photos and your own words.