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How to join a trip or activity in EWIG on the web

Find a trip led by a local host and book your spot. Shown on the EWIG website on a computer.

Quick answer: Looking for a trip to join? The Marketplace has trips led by local hosts. Click Plan a Trip, and click Explore. Market shows the trips you can join.

Chapters

  1. 0:00 Looking for a trip to join
  2. 0:12 Ava wants to join a cooking and harvest week in…
  3. 0:29 Click Walkthrough to preview it on the globe
  4. 0:45 Have a question
  5. 0:55 Book Along walks you through each stop
  6. 1:05 After you book

Step by step

  1. Looking for a trip to join? The Marketplace has trips led by local hosts.
  2. Click Plan a Trip, and click Explore. Market shows the trips you can join.
  3. For example, Ava wants to join a cooking and harvest week in Tuscany. Each listing shows the host, the price, and how many spots are left.
  4. Open it to see the whole trip: the dates, the spots left, and the itinerary, day by day.
  5. Click Walkthrough to preview it on the globe. It flies you to each stop, with photos and details. Click Next for the next stop.
  6. Scroll down for the pricing, your host, what's included, and how the trip works.
  7. Have a question? Ask it in the Questions section. When the host answers, you'll get a notification.
  8. Ready? Click Book Your Trip.
  9. Book Along walks you through each stop: the classes, the restaurants, and the activities. Click Book on partner site to book each one.
  10. After you book, enter your confirmation code, and click Save.
  11. Every booking and code stays saved right here. When you're ready, click Join to pay the host fee and lock in your spot.

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