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How to plan a trip that involves more than one person: in a hotel, on a motorcycle, and with a caravan behind the car.
Articles 8 Latest 12 Sep 2026
Planning together
Four chat threads, a note in the glovebox, and nobody knows what is booked. How to collect suggestions in one place, on a map and with comments.
Published 12 Sep 2026 Reading time 8 min
A motorcycle tour is a sequence of legs, not a location. How to settle daily distance, overnight stays and breaks, including when several bikes ride together.
Published 12 Sep 2026 Reading time 9 min
Towing means different numbers: speed limits, driving times, finding a pitch. How to plan a caravan route that still works out on day three.
Published 12 Sep 2026 Reading time 9 min
Booking a hotel is half the planning. The other half is the days in between, and they depend on where the hotel is.
Published 12 Sep 2026 Reading time 7 min
Motorcycle
300 to 400 kilometres is a good day on country roads, over passes more like 200. Why you should count in hours and what riding as a group costs.
Published 12 Sep 2026 Reading time 7 min
Route planners calculate for cars. Towing means 40 to 60 per cent more, plus an hour for arrival and setting up. How to get a number that holds.
Published 12 Sep 2026 Reading time 8 min
Planning together
Four people, four packing lists, three stoves and no extension lead. Why a shared list is less work and what belongs on it.
Published 12 Sep 2026 Reading time 6 min
Planning together
With two, a conversation is enough; from six you need roles. What changes with every group size and when unanimity stops working.
Published 12 Sep 2026 Reading time 7 min