Planning and booking
Save guides for later
Bookmark guides you like so you can compare them or come back before booking.
For travelers2 min readUpdated September 24, 2026
If you're comparing a few guides, or planning a trip further in advance, you don't have to book right away. Saving a guide keeps them in one place so you can find them again easily.
How to save a guide
On any guide's profile, tap the heart icon to save them. It's a one-tap action — no form to fill in. Tapping it again removes the guide from your saved list.
Where your saved guides live
All your saved guides are collected on one page: Saved guides, reachable from your traveler dashboard. Each entry shows the guide's photo, city, starting price, and a shortcut back to their full profile.
Removing a saved guide
You can unsave a guide from either their profile page or your saved guides list — the heart icon works as a toggle in both places.
Saving doesn't hold anything for you
Saving a guide is just a bookmark. It doesn't reserve a date, hold a price, or notify the guide. When you're ready to book, open the guide's profile and send a request the same way you would for any guide — see Request and confirm a tour.
Why save instead of booking right away
Saving is useful when you're still comparing options, planning a trip further out, or want to check a guide's availability with the rest of your itinerary before committing. Since a guide's prices and offered durations can change over time, always check a saved guide's current profile before sending a request rather than relying on what you remember from when you saved them.
A one-time prompt about updates
The first time you save a guide, you may be asked whether you'd like occasional updates about guides and destinations you're interested in. This is entirely optional and separate from your booking and account emails — see Email and notification preferences if you'd like to change your mind later.
Still need help?
Looking for a guide to save in the first place? Start with Find the right guide, or once you've saved a few, compare their full details in Read a guide profile.
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