Mytsys Travel Itinerary Planner

Mytsys Travel Itinerary Planner lets you build and sell travel packages directly from WordPress — no third-party booking platform required.

Key Features

• Trip Builder — Create trips with featured images, rich descriptions, destinations, difficulty, trip type, and duration
• Day-by-Day Itinerary — Drag-and-drop itinerary builder with location, meals, accommodation, and GPS coordinates per day
• Photo Gallery — Multi-image gallery using the WordPress media library
• Interactive Map — Google Maps integration with a route drawn through all day locations
• Included / Excluded Lists — Clear visual breakdown for travelers
• Availability Calendar — Per-date seat management with open / closed / sold-out states
• Flexible Pricing — Per-person, fixed package, or both; sale price support
• Payments — Stripe Checkout (card) and PayPal Orders API, plus pay-later (cash) option
• Vendor / Multi-operator Support — Approve travel agents as vendors; each sees only their own trips
• Admin Dashboard — Booking management, bulk actions, status updates, revenue reports
• Frontend Search — AJAX-powered search with keyword, destination, type, difficulty, duration, and price filters
• Email Notifications — HTML confirmation and cancellation emails to traveler and admin
• Shortcodes — Drop search, booking form, confirmation page, or My Bookings anywhere

Shortcodes

• [mtipl_search] — Trip search page
• [mtipl_booking_form] — Booking form (auto-detects trip or pass trip_id="123")
• [mtipl_confirmation] — Post-payment confirmation page
• [mtipl_my_bookings] — Logged-in user’s booking history
• [mtipl_vendor_dashboard] — Frontend vendor dashboard (trips, bookings, profile, stats)

External Services

This plugin connects to the following external services:

Stripe (https://stripe.com)
Used for card payment processing. Booking amount, currency, and customer email are sent to Stripe’s servers.
– Terms: https://stripe.com/legal
– Privacy: https://stripe.com/privacy

PayPal (https://www.paypal.com)
Used for PayPal payment processing. Booking amount, currency, and customer info are sent to PayPal’s servers.
– Terms: https://www.paypal.com/us/legalhub/useragreement-full
– Privacy: https://www.paypal.com/us/legalhub/privacy-full

Google Maps JavaScript API (https://maps.googleapis.com)
Loaded only on trip pages, and only when you enter a Maps API key under Settings. Your API key and the visitor’s browser request go to Google; no traveller or booking data is sent.
– Terms: https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/terms
– Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

Calendar sync (iCal import) — addresses you enter
Off until you add a calendar address to a trip. The plugin then fetches that address on a schedule (for example an Airbnb or Booking.com export) to mark dates as unavailable. Only a plain request for the calendar file is sent; no booking or traveller data leaves your site. The terms and privacy policy that apply are those of whichever service hosts the calendar you entered.

Outgoing webhooks — addresses you enter
Off until you add a webhook endpoint. When a booking is created, paid or cancelled, the plugin sends that booking to your endpoint, including the lead traveller’s name, email, phone number, travel date and amounts. Each request is signed with a secret you control. Data goes only to the addresses you configure (for example Zapier, Make or your own CRM), and their terms and privacy policies apply.