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What Is A Journey?

A Journey is the trip workspace in Odia. It starts as the proposal you send to a travel agent or traveller, then continues as the confirmed operational trip after acceptance and payment.

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The Journey Workflow

1

Create the Journey

Add the title, travel dates, guest count, destinations, travel agent, traveller, and cover image.
2

Build the trip

Add services and pricing in the Journey Builder, then structure the trip with options, variants, add-ons, files, and content cards.
3

Design the public view

Open the preview with the eye button, then use the Journey Designer — the Display Settings and page-layout panels in the preview — to choose layout, card styles, and what’s visible.
4

Publish and share

Publish to create a version and share the public Journey link.
5

Confirm and operate

Set the status to Confirmed (this also publishes the latest version), then keep working in the same Journey for suppliers, purchase orders, tasks, invoices, and traveller-facing updates.
Creating a similar trip? Duplicate an existing Journey from the row menu. It copies the settings, display settings, and services so you can adapt the new trip faster.

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Step 1 - Add Journey Details

Click New Journey. You can move between tabs in any order and click Create when ready. Required fields:
  • Title - internal name for your team
  • Travel dates - creates the trip days
  • Guest count - total number of travellers
Optional fields you can add now or later:
  • Traveller-facing headline and public title
  • Destination areas and area timeline
  • Travel agent and commission
  • Primary traveller
  • Cover image
  • Display settings such as hide prices, hide branding, and show total only

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Step 2 - Set Up The Area Timeline

Use the Areas tab to map where the trip goes and for how many days. For example, a trip might spend three nights in Paris, four nights in Provence, then two nights in Monaco. Each destination becomes a leg on the timeline.
Set up the Area Timeline before adding services. It keeps multi-destination Journeys structured and helps Odia place services in the right part of the trip.

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Step 3 - Build The Journey

The Journey Builder is the day-by-day service board.
1

Add services

Click the + button on any day, search your Library, and select a service.
2

Edit for this Journey

Open the service card to adjust dates, times, travellers, supplier, description, files, and pricing.
3

Arrange the day

Drag cards to reorder services or move them to another day.
4

Save changes

Click Save Changes when the save bar appears.
You can also structure services in more detail. Expand each one to see how it works:
Offer the client a choice between two or more alternatives — for example, two different hotels.
  • Where: on the Journey itself
  • How: hold Cmd (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows), click the services to select them, then choose Options from the toolbar that appears, name the group, and save
  • On the public Journey: the options show as tabs; the client picks one, and only that option counts toward the total price
Use variants when a service comes in multiple versions, such as Standard Room, Deluxe Room, and Suite.
  • Where: in the Library, on the service’s Variants tab
  • How: open the service and add each version; when you add the service to a Journey, all its variants come along
  • On the public Journey: the client sees a selector and picks a version, with the price updating automatically
Attach extras to a service within a Journey — for example, a breakfast upgrade or an airport transfer.
  • Where: in the Journey Builder, open the service card and go to its Add-ons tab
  • How: add each extra with its own price, and mark it optional or mandatory
  • On the public Journey: optional add-ons appear as checkboxes (none selected by default); mandatory add-ons are always included and can’t be removed
Reusable information blocks — packing notes, travel tips, visa guidance — kept in the Library under the Content Cards tab.
  • Where: add them from a Journey’s Overview tab
  • How: click Add Content Card and pick from your library
  • On the public Journey: cards appear alongside your services, and can sit on a specific day or act as an introduction or conclusion

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Step 4 - Design And Publish

Open the preview with the eye button, then use the Journey Designer — the Display Settings and page-layout panels in the preview — to control the public view. You can adjust:
  • Page layout
  • Service card styles
  • Cover image crop
  • Price visibility
  • Branding
  • Maps, summaries, content cards, and category tags
When the Journey is ready, click Publish.
Publishing creates a numbered version and updates the public Journey link. The same link can be reused after every publish.

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Making Changes Later

You can edit a Journey at any stage, including after it is confirmed.
  1. Make the change inside Odia
  2. Save it
  3. Check the header badge
  4. Publish again when the public link should show the change
If the Journey shows Unpublished changes, your saved work is private to Odia until you publish.

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What’s Next?

Journeys Documentation

Learn the full Journey model, statuses, publishing, and confirmed operations.

Journey Designer

Learn how layouts, card styles, and display settings work.