Clicktrip

Clicktrip We are on a mission to make room for your travels. Because we know that it was never about the booking. It’s about the journey. The getaway of it all.

Who are we

Here at Clicktrip, we love everything hotel related - we are kind of obsessed, actually: securing the lowest prices, always expanding our hotel selection and providing new options to tailor hotel experiences to suit the needs of travellers everywhere is our passion. Thanks to our Copenhagen-based team of international talent, Clicktrip is quickly growing to become the industry leader i

n online hotel booking. Our search function is both easy to use and incredibly advanced, making it easier than ever to find exactly what travellers are looking for. We’re all travelers - and no matter where you’re going, we know where you’re coming from. Have your pick between more than one million hotels worldwide! Reserve the perfect hotel in two minutes to get going fast, if you are in a hurry. Find the lowest prices on the web in just a few clicks. Let us do the sorting and choose between more than 50 different parameters to refine your search to suit your every accommodation need. Whatever you’re looking for, we are here to make it easy to find. It’s about the journey

The soothing sound of suitcase wheels against the hardwood floor of a lobby. The smell of the cooking of local cuisine along new sidewalks. Sharing moments with loved ones from far away. The process of scrolling through tabs, comparing prices and scouring reviews rarely makes for a good story. We are here to help travellers everywhere get to the good stuff. When someone asks ‘How was your trip”, time spent booking the right hotel shouldn’t be the first thing that comes to mind. Meeting new people, expanding horizons and exploring new parts of the world should.

There's a new travel trend, and it's basically the opposite of everything travel content usually pushes: stillcation. No...
03/09/2026

There's a new travel trend, and it's basically the opposite of everything travel content usually pushes: stillcation. No packed itinerary, no museum sprint, no checklist. Just somewhere quiet — near mountains, a lake, a national park with nothing to prove and nowhere to rush to.

Turns out there's real science behind it. Researchers at the University of British Columbia found that calm, low-stimulation environments help the brain shift into what's called the "default mode network" — a resting state where it's still hard at work, consolidating memories, processing emotions, and quietly solving problems you didn't even know you were thinking about. Something that's nearly impossible to access during a normal, notification-filled workweek.

So if your next trip has zero plans, that's not laziness. That's the whole point.

September is the month Marrakech actually makes sense — the brutal summer heat breaks, the medina becomes walkable again...
02/09/2026

September is the month Marrakech actually makes sense — the brutal summer heat breaks, the medina becomes walkable again, and the riads feel like private courtyards built exactly for this weather. Carved plaster, quiet pools, red city walls against a perfect blue sky. This is the version of Marrakech worth booking for.

September doesn't get enough credit. The heat breaks in Morocco, the sea's still warm in Portugal and Turkey, Zanzibar's...
01/09/2026

September doesn't get enough credit. The heat breaks in Morocco, the sea's still warm in Portugal and Turkey, Zanzibar's dry season is in full swing, and Napa's harvest is just getting started. Basically, this is the month everything lines up and nobody else has figured that out yet.

Six places worth booking before the shoulder season crowds catch on. Swipe through.

The Algarve isn't one destination — it's six different vacations stitched along the same coastline. Cliffs and nightlife...
25/08/2026

The Algarve isn't one destination — it's six different vacations stitched along the same coastline. Cliffs and nightlife in Lagos, the big resort energy of Albufeira, quiet coves in Carvoeiro, dramatic surf in Sagres, easy access through Faro, and the slower, historic pace of Tavira.

Swipe through and figure out which version of the Algarve is actually yours.

Kyiv at golden hour — the Dnipro catching the last light, church domes and rooftops settling into the evening, a city th...
24/08/2026

Kyiv at golden hour — the Dnipro catching the last light, church domes and rooftops settling into the evening, a city that has always known how to be beautiful even when it's asked to be strong.

Today, we're celebrating Ukraine's Independence Day. 🇺🇦
Slava Ukraini!

Not the plot twist we expected: Paris just won "best street food city in the world." Not Bangkok. Not Mexico City. Paris...
21/08/2026

Not the plot twist we expected: Paris just won "best street food city in the world." Not Bangkok. Not Mexico City. Paris.

Radical Storage ranked 100 cities by review quality, cuisine variety, and price — and somehow the city famous for fine dining also quietly wins at food-from-a-window. Athens and Thessaloniki rounded out the top three, presumably while everyone else in the top 10 wonders how they got snubbed.

Swipe for the full ranking, then tell us which one you'd actually book a flight for.

Varenna, the lakeside town on Lake Como, just introduced new rules for visitors. Since June 27, walking through the stre...
19/08/2026

Varenna, the lakeside town on Lake Como, just introduced new rules for visitors. Since June 27, walking through the streets shirtless or in swimwear is banned — that's now strictly for the beach, with municipal police enforcing it and fines for anyone who doesn't comply.

The change followed ongoing complaints from residents about tourists un******ng in spots locals see as inappropriate. Mayor Mauro Manzoni said the town welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors every year, but that shouldn't come at the expense of the people who live there.

Tour groups are getting new limits too: no more than 25 people per group, no megaphones or amplifiers for guides, and no blocking streets, bridges, or squares.

Varenna isn't the first — similar rules are already in place in Capri, Florence, Rome, and Venice. If you're headed to Lake Como this summer, pack the cover-up.

They say you attract what you fear the most. So, in the spirit of full transparency, here's what we're apparently manife...
17/08/2026

They say you attract what you fear the most. So, in the spirit of full transparency, here's what we're apparently manifesting against our will: luxury hotels, infinity pools, secret beaches, and Michelin restaurants. Truly, our worst nightmare.

Send this to someone who's equally "terrified."

Yanolja Research just released its Global Tourism City Attractiveness Index 2026, ranking 200 cities not by tourist numb...
14/08/2026

Yanolja Research just released its Global Tourism City Attractiveness Index 2026, ranking 200 cities not by tourist numbers, but by how travelers actually talk about them — pulling from social media across 14 languages and 419 keywords like "street food," "museums," and "hotels." The measure: how recognizable a city is globally, and how much it emotionally sticks with the people who visit.

The clearest trend in the top 10? Asia is rising fast, with Osaka, Kyoto, Seoul, and Okinawa all breaking into the ranking.

Wet hair. Room service. No agenda.That's the whole plan.
12/08/2026

Wet hair. Room service. No agenda.
That's the whole plan.

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