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Building self-drive and multi-day tours travelers can follow offline

Self-drive trips ask a lot of the traveler — the right car, the right route, and directions that work where there's no signal. Here's how to build one end to end, from route to offline day view.

Ásgeir Fannar Ásgeirsson · June 17, 2026

A self-drive itinerary is a promise that the traveler can do it themselves: pick up the car, follow the route, find the hotel, and never feel lost — including in the places with no phone signal, which are often the best places.

Delivering on that promise means the build has to cover everything from the route to the offline experience, without you juggling three systems to do it.

A self-drive package, end to end

  1. 1Plot the routeDay-by-day, on the map
  2. 2Allocate cars & hotelsPer day and per driver
  3. 3Book live inventoryCars via Travia, rooms via RateHawk
  4. 4Issue vouchersEverything the traveler needs
  5. 5Offline day viewIn the traveler's mobile app

What makes it work

  • Book without leaving the trip

    Live car and hotel rates are added inside the itinerary, not sourced in another tab.

  • One confirmed booking each

    Cars and rooms are booked on your behalf, with cancellations handled from operations.

  • Confidence on the road

    An offline day view and maps mean the traveler is never stuck without signal.

See a self-drive package built

A guided demonstration on your own multi-day trips.