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November 30, 2011

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John

Like most people, I travel for both business and pleasure. I have a TripIt Pro account and find it absolutely invaluable. However, it sadly lacks the type of sharing I would like. The Inner Circle is just one example.
When travelling for business, I would often like to share my complete travel plans with certain (ie no all) colleagues. This may include colleagues from other organisations. This group of people changes for each trip. It is impossible to define one Inner Circle that covers all the possible ways I would like to share for business. Why can't I simply say I want to share this particular trip with Bob Smith? When travelling privately, I aslo use TripIt. I don't necessarily want all my holiday trips listed in my Company TripIt Calendar. On the other hand, I may wish to share with friends.
Please give us the ability to define multiple "circles" for different needs. Alternatively, allow us to simply share on a person by person basis.

Frank

John: You can do what you want today! On the page of the itinerary you want to share, click on "Get a link" at the top right. On the next screen, click on "Activate link." Then on the following screen, you will have a web link that you can copy and E-mail to the people that you want to see that one trip. Alternatively, you can click on the tab "Send email" and fill in E-mail addresses and Tripit will send the link for you.

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