KupuKupu
Different origins. One shared destination.
Everyone adds the airport they are flying from. You get the places you can all reach, with what each of you would pay.
Free. No card. A group, or just the two of you.
Three cities, one place they can all get to, and what each of them pays. Try it with your group →
Picking the place first is what makes group trips fall apart. “Let’s go to Lisbon” costs one of you 60 € and another one 380 €, and by the time anyone checks, half the group has stopped replying.
KupuKupu starts from the people instead.
Free. No card. You make your account on the next screen.
Dates, and who is voting.
Each friend adds the city they fly from.
A few each. Only the places all of you pick move on.
Everyone ranks what is left. The group's favourite wins.
A group chat, or just the two of you. Someone always says “we should go somewhere”.
Eleven people, nine cities, one weekend nobody wants to organise.
Two cities, two flights, and no idea where to meet in the middle.
You scattered across Europe after graduating and have not all been in a room since.
Your sister moved to Madrid, your parents did not, and nobody wants to host again.
Six people who have worked together for two years and never met.
A surprise that only works if getting there is not the expensive part.
Yes. KupuKupu is a free website where each person adds the city they fly from. It finds the destinations everyone can reach, shows each person's own round-trip price and the group total, and lets the group pick and vote on the places. Once you have chosen, it keeps a shared list of the places to visit. It works for two people or a larger group. A guide on this site compares it with the other tools that search from several departure cities.
KupuKupu is a free website that finds where a group can meet when everyone flies from a different city. Each person adds the city they leave from. KupuKupu then shows the places everyone can reach, with what each person would pay.
Yes. A couple, two friends or a long-distance relationship works exactly like a group: two cities, the places you can both reach, and what each of you pays.
Only the people who vote need to join: each adds the city they fly from, picks places and votes. Children and anyone who simply comes along do not join. Every price is for one adult on a round trip, so for a family multiply by the number of tickets, and check children's fares when you book.
Everyone picks the places they would be happy with. KupuKupu keeps the ones everybody picked, each person ranks them, and the place with the best combined ranking wins. If two places tie, the cheaper one for the group wins.
From Kiwi.com and Ryanair, as round trips for the dates you chose. They are live quotes, so they can change before you book.
It is free and needs no card. KupuKupu does not sell tickets: the Book button sends you to Kiwi.com or Ryanair, where you pay for your own flight.
They open your invite link, add the city they fly from and make a free account. That is all.
Yes. You set one pair of dates when you create the trip, and every price is a round trip on those dates.
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