Plan. Explore. Mark!
You find somewhere worth visiting, even though you have no plans to travel that way yet. Save it on the map with a short note. The idea will be there when you choose your dates.
A name alone may not mean much a few months later. Note what interested you or who recommended the place. When you start planning, you can decide whether it still appeals to you. A link to the article that gave you the idea can help too.
You can start with one group for future plans. As more pins accumulate, separate them by destination or interest. A Portugal group will be useful before a holiday, while a Mountain huts group could grow over several seasons.
Once you choose a destination, browse your travel bucket list on the map. A place you saved long ago might be near your accommodation. Choose stops for the current plan and leave the others for later. After a visit, change its label so you can see that you have been there.
FAQ
Yes. Save places worldwide on the same map and use groups to browse a particular destination.
Use separate groups, for example “Ideas” and “Portugal, September”. If you prefer one group, choose a separate color for confirmed plans.
