When you run a trip again — a new date, a new destination, or the next season of the same retreat — you don't have to rebuild it from scratch. Duplicating a trip copies the setup (packages, room types and pricing, itinerary, add-ons, FAQs and photos -- trip-specific registration questions are not copied) into a brand-new draft. You pick new dates, make any edits, and publish. The original trip stays exactly as it is, with its own bookings untouched.

A Duplicate Trip dialog opens and asks for the new trip's start date and end date. Set them to your new travel window and click Duplicate Trip. If the trip has installment plans, the dialog notes that the schedules are recalculated for the new dates (first installment on the 15th of next month, monthly until the trip starts).

Travelers and bookings do not carry over. The copy is a fresh, empty trip — no one is registered on it, and no payments move.

The duplicated trip is created unpublished and named "Copy of …". Choose edit the new trip in the success message (or open it from your dashboard and choose Trip Actions → Edit Trip Settings), update anything you need (name, destination, photos, prices), make sure your payment account is connected, and then Publish my trip on the Preview and Publish step. From that point it behaves like any other trip, with its own share link and its own bookings.

Does duplicating copy my travelers or their payments? No. Only the trip setup is copied — no travelers, bookings, or payments transfer to the new trip.

Can I change the destination after duplicating? Yes. Everything is editable after the copy is created, so you can reuse a trip's structure for a completely different location.

Does my original trip change? No. The original stays live and unchanged; the duplicate is entirely separate.

Do I need to reconnect payments? If your payment account is already connected to your organization, the new trip uses it. If not, connect it before publishing.