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Trip planning tops as the least appreciated task among Filipino travelers

4 August 2026
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Travelers line up to check in at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3, Pasay City in this file photo. — PHILIPPINE STAR/RYAN BALDEMOR

Trip planning is the least appreciated part of traveling for Filipinos, even as many spend hours organizing a single trip, according to a survey by travel booking platform Klook.

“Travel planning is one of the least appreciated tasks in a travel group, and resonates for many Filipino barkadas [Friend group],” Klook said in a statement on Tuesday.

“Being the group’s unofficial travel manager means practically taking on a whole separate full-time job… minus the salary,” it added. “While everyone else is relaxing, the planner is still on duty.”

The platform’s latest survey showed that a single trip could take 10 to 40 hours of planning, including managing group chats and coordinating trip schedules.

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