You’d think in 2026, with all the apps and websites, planning a trip would be fun or at least easy. Nope. It’s a full-time job. Flights on one site, accommodations on another, activities scattered across half a dozen platforms. Every time you find a good deal, it doesn’t sync with your other plans. Want to compare options? That means dozens of tabs. Want to book everything at once? Good luck coordinating calendars, confirmations, and changing prices.

Planning a single weekend getaway can take hours. A proper vacation? Weeks, sometimes months. By the time you finally lock everything in, the trip you imagined months ago has already changed—or your budget has evaporated chasing deals.

There are too many options, too many sites, too many steps. It’s chaotic, exhausting, and unnecessarily stressful. Travel should be exciting, not a logistical nightmare.

That’s why I’m building Vialo. One place to see all your travel options, coordinate your itinerary, and actually enjoy the anticipation instead of losing sleep over spreadsheets and tabs.

You shouldn’t be spending weeks planning a trip—you should be able to focus more on the journey than the planning.