How a wish gets watched
1. You set the conditions
Party, dates or flexible months, a budget, where you’d leave from, and the kind of place that would get a yes. A surprise option is there if the destination is the part you want chosen for you.
2. You get a short list
Five to eight ideas, each with an estimate range and a reason it fits. Links go through Would Travel so we can count the click, then open a partner search. The model never writes those URLs.
3. You decide whether to watch
The save box is unchecked. If you opt in, we send one confirmation. The wish stays quiet until you click it. You can pause, delete, or unsubscribe later.
Do you book the trip?
No. Would Travel shows ideas and links. The booking happens on the partner site, at the price you see there.
Are the dollar ranges live prices?
No. They are labeled estimates for planning. A real cached fare is shown only when a fare source is connected, with the time it was seen.
When do you email?
Only after you check the consent box and click the confirmation link. Then at most one email per wish per week, and only for a new match or a meaningful drop in a real cached fare.
What happens when the dates pass?
The wish expires. We can send one note asking if you want to renew it. We do not keep matching a trip that can no longer happen.
Can a group use this?
Yes. Parties of four or more also get a link to fourormore.com, the sister site for group trips.