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Your own mini-Google of destinations.

For operators who'd rather offer a closed, hand-picked list of places than leave it to Google's live suggestions.

// Why this exists

A closed list instead of an open search

By default, a customer typing a destination gets Google's live autocomplete — anywhere in the country, technically. Some operators would rather not: either they don't fully trust an open search, or they specifically want fixed pricing that doesn't depend on a real-time map calculation.

Destinations solves that. Add the exact places you actually serve — say, Málaga Airport as a fixed starting point, and only the towns you genuinely cover underneath it (Nerja, and so on) — and the customer chooses from that list instead of an open-ended search across all of Spain.

// Adding one

Destination Info

Destination Name + TranslationsName and all 9 language translations, same set used everywhere else in the panel.

CategoriesGroup destinations by type — airport, city, whatever fits — manage the list itself via Edit Categories.

Enable "From / To / Both"Whether this destination can be picked as a starting point, an ending point, or either.

Ask AddressTurn this on when the destination is a whole area rather than one exact point — a city like Bristol, say — so the customer is also asked for the specific address within it.

Not yet documented

Calculator Filter and Web Filter also appear on this screen. Their exact function wasn't confirmed while writing this page — ask support if you need to use either before this gets filled in.

// The map

One important warning

The panel flags this directly, and it's worth repeating: the pin must land on top of a road, or Google can't calculate the price for that destination.

Destinations feed straight into Pricing.

Fixed destination-to-destination fares use exactly the places you build here.

See Fixed Destination Pricing ← Back to the full manual