“I got a pogo stick”

“I got a hula hoop”

“I got a weekend in Iceland to see wild horses and bubblegum blue lagoons...”

It’s time to beat Christmas.

LuckyTrip have launched Gift Cards, so you can give the gift of travel without stressing over how to wrap a formless concept.

But how does it work?

Download the App, set your budget and tap the Lucky button to see over 300 destinations.

Each trip gives you:
✈ Somewhere to go
🏰 Somewhere to stay
😻 Something to make you happy

Then just enter the Gift Card code at the checkout and start packing your passport and underwear. Buy them here.

Let us tickle your winkle a little more with some example trips for all budgets…

Tallinn is a fairytale pop-up book.

There’s olde-worlde churches, cobbled alleyways and turrety roofs at every turn. Plus, it’s Christmassy AF.

But it’s not all pretty-pretty. Sure, the Estonian capital is one of the few ex-Soviet cities that avoided being pancaked in WW2 or smacked on the schnoz with the ugly stick, but it’s got the same secret history. Explore the Kalamaja district to sniff out Tallinn’s grittier side.

Reykjavik is a city like no other.

This little rainbow pocket of counterculture in the wilds of Iceland is packing wizardy architecture, elf schools and an actual dick museum.

It’s also the gateway to some of the weirdest nature this side of Mars – blue lagoons, black beaches and exploding geysers are just the start. Take a Golden Circle tour to see the highlights and keep your eyes peeled for The Northern Lights.

Astana is a sci-fi mirage in a land where wolves outnumber people.

Borat gave Kazakhstan a bad rep, but it’s actually full of glitzy architecture, ancient traditions and only a little horse meat soup.

Dare to be brave and give Astana a whirl. Your memories will thank you.

Nairobi is one half concrete jungle, one half actual jungle.

The Kenyan capital is everything you’d want from a trip to Africa: loud, proud and full of lions.

Explore patterned markets and vibesy nightclubs, then head south to where the city melts into the savannah.