Intention Travel: up to three goals at once

We do not always look for one thing. Sometimes it is love and a sense of roots; sometimes it is rest that also wakes up creativity. Intention Travel now lets you choose up to three goals at once.

How it works

• Goals as chips — tap a goal and it gets a number: 1, 2 or 3. The order is the priority: the first goal counts most. Use the arrows to reorder and the cross to remove a goal.
• The first goal is protected — a line two goals share counts for both, but at least half of the list always lies near a main line of the first goal, so the second goal cannot take over the whole list.
• Why this city — each city shows its lines, the distance in kilometres and the goals it serves. When the same line supports one goal but is demanding for another, the city is clearly marked.
• More variety — the list shows at most three cities on one line and names the next ones as “further along the line”. Cities right next to each other are grouped under one as “nearby”.
• Honest when little fits — if few places within your reach lie close enough to the lines of your goals, the page says so and suggests a wider reach or another region instead of adding weak suggestions.
• One reading for the whole selection — “Describe my places” writes one reading for all your chosen goals together, from the calculated lines and windows only.

What else changed

The distance to a line now counts smoothly rather than in steps of a hundred and fifty kilometres, so the order of the cities is clearer. When two places lie similarly close to a line, a known holiday place or a larger city comes first. Earlier readings stay on the page, marked as written under the previous version of the method; a new one is written only when you ask for it.

Who it is for

Intention Travel is part of the Premium plan and needs your exact time and place of birth. It is a symbolic tradition, not a forecast — we promise no outcome and do not judge the safety, cost or logistics of a trip.