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# How it works
#### How does it Work?
Travelling with GetGuide is easy. Here’s how it works:
1. **Complete a brief quiz so we can learn about you and your upcoming venture**
Including budget, dietary restrictions, interests, and more.
2. **Get paired with a personal trip designer within 24 hours**
Our local guide will reach out to review your request, discuss the preferences indicated in your quiz, and understand exactly what you’re looking for.
3. **We’ll get to work building your custom travel plan**
From ticket reservations to activity/hotel bookings, everything’s mapped out in logistically optimized routes to make the most of your time.
4. **Share feedback directly with your trip designer**
We’ll revise as necessary until your itinerary is nothing short of perfect.
5. **Get your finalized daily travel plan with maps**
In it, you’ll find recommendations for breakfast, morning activities, lunch, afternoon activities, and more—all plotted onto an easy-to-read map.
6. **Take off with confidence**
Everything is available on our mobile app (iOS) or web itinerary, including directions, tickets/confirmations, and more.
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