We built a platform that searches multi-day tours and flights together. Is this a gap online travel has been missing?

WAOW, i think there are some similar agencies that devolped something similar, but i think yours is making many API connections in real time to develop a full package with logic and common sense.

Congrats!! I will check it in deep!

BTW would you be open to connect with DiverDoo.com for scuba diving destinations, including snorkel/discovery packages?

Let's talk!!

That's a really interesting example of the type of dynamic packaging normally associated with airline holiday/vacation companies. (And stuff I spent years working on myself).

I'll check it out in more detail when I get home. Happy to chat too. My questions will include:
- Who's the merchant for each product?
- Is it actually a package?
- Bonding requirements?
- Who does servicing?
- Do you want to stay B2C with this or sell the technology to holiday companies and airlines?

Thanks, Frida! That’s exactly how we see it too — travelers make decisions based on the whole trip, not on isolated components.

Showing the tour and flights together makes it much easier to understand the real cost and whether the trip actually works for those dates.

Thanks, Mariana! Glad the flow felt intuitive.

A big part of what we’re trying to do is make multi-day travel feel much easier to explore and book, while still giving people access to trips that go beyond the usual destinations. Great to hear that the range of tours stood out too.

Thanks, Aaron! That’s exactly the problem we’re trying to solve.

For multi-day travel, a tour can look like a great deal until you check the flights and realize the dates, timing, or total cost no longer make sense. Bringing both together lets travelers compare the real trip value upfront instead of stitching everything together across different sites.

Glad the broader tour selection also stood out — that’s a big part of making the matching more useful.

Thanks a lot for the feedback, Malone!

Thanks, Ashlea, for the feedback! The event-travel angle is especially interesting: searching around an anchor event rather than fixed dates could work very well for sports, festivals, races, and similar trips.
And completely agree on disruption handling. Vibe remains the traveler’s point of contact, and we coordinate with the relevant flight and tour providers if a schedule change puts the tour departure at risk. We’re also building sensible buffers around tour start/end times, but we should make that support flow much clearer before checkout.

Thanks, Ihsan — and thanks for the feedback! What you saw with the Greece search might have been part of our fallback logic.

When someone searches a narrow travel period and there aren’t enough exact matches for a specific destination, we automatically broaden the search to nearby countries so the traveler still sees useful options instead of hitting a dead end. The part we need to improve is how we present that expansion: exact Greece matches should clearly come first, with nearby alternatives separated and labeled so the logic feels intentional rather than less relevant.

Glad the combined duration, routing, and total price were useful — those are exactly the pieces we want travelers to compare without jumping between sites.

Hi, Thomas!

Thanks a lot for the feedback. Sure, I sent you a message.

Thanks, Oluwakemi!

On servicing, this is something we already manage directly. Vibe remains the traveler’s main point of contact if a flight changes, a connection is disrupted, or a tour operator modifies part of the trip. We coordinate with the relevant providers, arrange alternative flights or other suitable options where needed, and manage refunds when applicable.

We also build sensible time buffers around tour departures and returns to reduce the risk of one change affecting the rest of the trip. We’re also adding an optional insurance layer soon to give travelers even more protection and make disruption handling easier.

Thanks, Donna! Both are great points.

We're considering adding a tour operator filter, so travelers can search specifically for companies they already know and trust, like G Adventures.

As for frequent flyer programs, direct integration is further down our roadmap. For now, travelers can generally add their frequent flyer number directly with the airline after booking, using the PNR (booking reference) provided with their tickets, subject to the airline's loyalty program rules.

Thanks for taking the time to explore the platform and share your feedback!

Hi Gaurav, thanks for checking out the platform and sharing your feedback!

The number of results depends on the dates you select. If you're searching within a narrow travel window, there may be fewer available departures. That's why we generally recommend searching over a longer period or selecting an entire month to see more options.

And yes, search speed is something we're actively working on. Unlike a regular tour search, we need to check real-time flight availability and pricing for each tour departure, including flights to the tour's starting city and back from its ending city. Response times from different airlines can affect how quickly results appear, so optimizing this is one of our priorities.

Regarding on-ground execution, tours are operated by local operators, not Vibe directly. We currently offer tours from hundreds of operators worldwide, and you can see the name of the company running each tour in its description.

Happy to share more about how the model works!