Public
A public itinerary may be appropriate for inspiration, examples, or travel content intended for a broad audience. Personal booking details should be removed before anything is made public.
Unlisted
An unlisted itinerary is generally accessed through its specific link or code rather than openly promoted. It is convenient for sharing, but the link should still be treated carefully.
Private
A private itinerary limits access to authorized people. Use stronger privacy when a trip includes personal traveler data, detailed schedules, or information that should not be broadly shared.
- Share only with intended travelers
- Avoid storing unnecessary sensitive information
- Review visibility before distributing a link
Frequently asked questions
Questions about public, private, and unlisted itineraries
Is unlisted the same as private?
No. An unlisted page may be reachable by anyone who has its link, while private access normally requires additional authorization.
Should family itineraries be public?
Usually not when they include personal names, dates, reservations, or detailed travel movements.
Can visibility change?
A planning system may allow visibility to change as the purpose or audience of the itinerary changes.