TripCase shut down on April 1, 2025 and deleted saved trips, but your booking confirmation emails are still in your inbox. Forward them to Petrel Voyage and it rebuilds the whole trip as one day-by-day itinerary in under a minute.
TripCase shut down on April 1, 2025 and deleted saved trips. The flights, hotels, and reservations you booked all arrived as confirmation emails, and those are still in your inbox.
Forward the confirmation emails to your trip in Petrel, or open Petrel and use Import files to drop in the emails, PDFs, screenshots, or the calendar file. No account is needed to start.
Petrel reads each booking and assembles one day-by-day itinerary in under a minute, with travel time between stops. Flights, hotels, and reservations land on the right day automatically, and the original document stays attached to each one.
Add anything there was no confirmation for, invite the people you travel with to view or edit, and your trip is ready. Your first trip is free with every feature.
No. Sabre retired the TripCase consumer app and decommissioned it on April 1, 2025 after about twelve years, and the saved trips inside it are gone. The booking confirmations you originally received are still in your email, which is all Petrel needs to rebuild the trip.
The trips stored inside TripCase cannot be recovered, but the flights, hotels, and reservations they were built from are still in your inbox as confirmation emails. Forward those to Petrel and it reassembles the itinerary.
No. You can build your first trip in Petrel before making an account, and your first trip is free with every feature and no credit card.
No. Petrel reads only what you hand it: the confirmations you forward or the files you import. It never connects to your inbox and never reads mail you did not send it.
Yes. Once a trip is in Petrel it lives in Petrel, and saved trips open offline with no signal, so a change to TripCase cannot take your itinerary away.
Your first trip is free with every feature and no card. After that, Voyager is 49 dollars a year for unlimited trips, or a single extra trip is 9.99 dollars. No feature is held back from a free trip.
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Forward a confirmation email, a screenshot, or a PDF and watch Petrel build your day-by-day itinerary.
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