TripSlider is the vacation builder: one slider sets what you can spend, and the search keeps running underneath — re-checking stays and fares, remaking the plan as prices move, so you never have to hunt the little details yourself. Anywhere you're going.
Pick where you're headed, choose how you sleep and how you get there, then slide. Every move rebuilds the plan on the right — stays, travel, food, and days — around your number.
Planning estimates that show how the slider rebuilds a trip — representative rates for the demo, not live fares or bookable prices. In the live product this panel is fed by the always-on search.
One number — what the trip may cost. Not twelve search boxes, not forty tabs. The slider is the whole instruction.
The engine keeps combing stays and fares after you've closed the page. Prices move; the search notices before you would.
A fare drops, a better room opens — the plan rebuilds around your slider and tells you what changed and what it saved.
The same filters run every road. Set them here or in the builder — lodging first, then how you get there — and tap a road to load it into the builder.