Release notes

November 11, 2026

• Admins connect a tour expert's own domain name in one click: a code is texted to their phone to confirm, and Globeberry adds the domain to the hosting itself. Disconnecting takes it off again.
• Tour experts see every DNS record their own domain needs, not only the CNAME.

November 11, 2026

• The Horizon example now speaks for the tour expert: their own name appears where Globeberry used to, the cards have plain titles, and the questions no longer mention a contact form.
• Food allergies are now deleted automatically, with the consent for them, 30 days after the trip ends. The consent text and the privacy page say so.

November 10, 2026

• An eighth layout for tour expert sites, Horizon: serif headings with italic words on a cream page, your words beside a big photo, a strip of values, tall photo cards, your story on a dark band, numbered steps, questions that open, and an invitation. Picking it on an empty page fills it with an example in English and Dutch, photos included, for you to change; Fill with the example does it again later.
• Every layout can now use four new sections (Values strip, Photo cards, Steps and Questions), a line above a heading, a second button and more words on the opening photo. In any heading, put *stars* around words to set them in italics.
• Country fields (nationality and address country under Personal details, and nationality for each traveller on a booking) are now typed in: a few letters suggest matching countries, in English or Dutch, without minding capitals or accents (Curacao finds Curaçao). Pick with the mouse, a tap or the arrow keys and Enter.
• Only a country from the list can be saved. A nationality typed earlier on a booking that names no country asks you to choose one.
• The weather under Practical information is now for the town a journey starts in, titled with that town and its country (Weather in Aqaba, Jordan), instead of for the country as a whole. A journey whose first stop has no known location shows no weather rather than a guess.
• Journey photos no longer carry the country name written sideways along the edge; the country is still named under the photo.

November 10, 2026

• Numbers, money and dates are written the Dutch way (1.234,56 · € 1.234,56 · 10-11-2026) unless you choose English under My account, Settings.
• Choices with round buttons, such as Yes and No under My account, now show their label beside the button instead of under it.
• Initials on Personal details are written the Dutch way: type LD or L D and they become L.D. when you leave the field, and again when you save.
• For an address in the Netherlands, the postcode and house number (with a suffix if there is one) are enough: street and town are filled in from the government's address register, and when several addresses share the number you choose yours. The postcode is written as 1234 AB, and everything stays editable.
• Travellers on a booking: dietary requirements are now a list to choose from, in English and Dutch, with Other for anything else. What was typed before stays, under Other.
• Food allergies with how severe they are, kept only when the traveller ticks that they agree, and deleted when they untick it. Your tour expert sees them from two weeks before departure, with the dietary requirements.
• Each departure on a journey page shows its start and end date and the price per person, and a departure that is going ahead says “Guaranteed departure”. The date link under the price is gone; the button to the departures stays.
• Admin desk, Journeys: each journey on sale lists its departures, with seats sold and whether it is going ahead.
• My places: the countries you want to go to show as round flags, like the flags you collected; hover for the name, ✕ to take one off.
• Traveller 1 on your booking is you: name, date of birth, nationality and emergency contact are filled from My account, and stay in step both ways.

November 10, 2026

• The globe shows the whole world, the Americas, the Pacific and the far north included, not only Europe to Asia.
• The CO₂ per traveller on a journey page is laid out like the facts above it: the journey and the return flight side by side, in one size of type. Journey cards show both on one line, 🍃 for the journey and ✈️ for the flight; where the flight leaves from is in its tooltip.
• Practical information on a journey page has two columns: the travel advice and other texts on the left, the weather, money and time difference on the right (one column on a phone). The weather shows the month's temperature, rain and sunshine; the charts for the whole year open with a click.
• Under each day of a journey, tour experts and staff see the hours per kind (travel, visits, meals, free time) without the 24-hour bar and its legend.
• Journeys: the tabs are now All trips, Departing soon, My trips, Favourites, Shared, Imported and Booked trips, and journey cards keep a sensible size on a wide window.
• Notifications put the name of a journey in quotes, such as “Around Jordan”.
• Admin desk: table headings and the title line of each departure and booking stand on a band in your colour theme, and the status of a reported issue no longer breaks over two lines.
• Explore: a picked journey shows the photos of all its stops along the route, also a long one, as its own Itinerary map does.
• Explore: several picked journeys each get their own colour on the map, with the same colour beside them in the list.
• Explore, for tour experts and admins: other operators' journeys show photos at their stops where Globeberry has that place.
• Explore: a click on the map no longer opens a travel advice window. The advice is in the map layers button and on each place's card.
• Reported issues on the admin desk now also lists the reports made on staging, marked S and read only, so every report is in one place.
• Places show what they are: national parks, lakes, mountains, islands and deserts no longer show as a city, ruins and monasteries show as a sight, and towns such as Mumbai and Pokhara show as a city. 154 places were corrected.
• Choose how numbers, amounts and dates are written for you under My account, Settings: Dutch (1.234,56 · € 1.234,56 · 10-11-2026) or English (1,234.56 · €1,234.56 · 10/11/2026), in either language. Dates that were shown as 2026-11-10 now read 10 Nov 2026.
• Practical information: the weather tile is called Weather in the country, such as Weather in Jordan.
• Admin desk: incidents that aren't tied to a departure have their own page, Incidents, after Departures.

November 10, 2026

• Admin, Departures: each departure says its seats and decision once, at the top, then has one fold per part: go-ahead and money, suppliers, day programme, people on the trip and incidents.
• Admin, Telemetry: the visit lists show the top 10, with more on request.
• “You as a traveller” has a clear Edit text button, on My account and My preferences.
• What matters on a trip: smaller pills, and each category set apart with its own heading and a line.
• My places: provinces and states show as one row of pills, without a heading per country.
• The menu at the top scrolls the page you're on into the middle, and no longer moves up and down when you swipe it on a phone.
• Admin desk: Invites is now Tour experts, with the invite, tour expert profiles, and tour expert sites in a table with their own domains and a Take offline button, with own domain names below.
• Admin desk, Journeys: Approvals and On sale are separate sections, each journey in its own box. Traveller reviews have their own page, Reviews, right after Journeys.
• The 🐞 on a part of a page sits on its corner, so it no longer covers buttons there.
• The tour expert desk has four pages: Your public profile (it opens here), Upcoming journeys, Offerings and Your own site.
• Your public profile: frame your photo in the circle, as under My account; specialties, country expertise from the countries Globeberry offers, the journeys you designed or led, other interests as pills, and your links.
• Upcoming journeys holds who signed up and travellers' questions. Offerings holds your products, with creating one folded until you need it.
• Your own site has two parts, web address and front page look. Track import, your own places, contributions, visit counts and reviews have left the desk; tracks are imported under Journeys.

November 10, 2026

• Journey cards say when a journey leaves: the date when there is one departure, both dates when there are two, and "various dates" from three. The small route map over the photo is gone; the country now runs up the photo's edge instead.
• Journey cards show the CO₂ of the flight there and back beside the journey's own, worked out from the main airport of the country you live in, or from Amsterdam when we don't know.
• Tour experts choose which languages they lead a journey in; a round flag for each shows beside their name on the journey card.
• Edit photo: zoom and move your profile photo until the right part sits in the circle, when you choose a new one or later.
• You can put "You as a traveller" in your own words. It changes under My preferences and My profile alike, and the AI asks before writing over it.
• Once your personal details are complete, the progress bar makes way for a short green confirmation. Some Dutch texts on the profile pages were corrected.
• In the market analysis you can drag columns wider or narrower, double-click an edge to fit a column, and reset them. Words and prices no longer break up letter by letter.
• Practical information about a country shows the weather, exchange rates and time difference at the top, always in view.
• Corners are less rounded throughout.
• The interface no longer names Globeberry in its texts: the brand and the tour operator's name are settings, ready for white-label sites.

November 10, 2026

• The 🐞 now also sits on the place card on the map, the notification panel and the map's popups, and on any part of a page while the pointer is on it, to report just that part.

November 10, 2026

• Tour experts and admins can report a problem from any page or popup with the 🐞 at the top: it takes a screenshot of that window and asks what kind of problem it is.
• Admins find every report under Admin desk, Reported issues, with its screenshot, and set it to open, closed or no further action. The person who reported it gets a notice.

November 10, 2026

• Travellers can review a journey they went on, from their booking, once it has ended: stars, a few words and the name they choose. Reviews show on the journey, on the tour expert's page and, if they like, on their own site, marked as from someone who travelled.
• Tour experts can answer a review in public, but never remove one. Only an admin can hide a review that breaks the rules, and its writer is told why.

November 10, 2026

• Tour experts see how their site is doing: visits in the last 30 days and in all, by page and by country, how many visitors went on to Globeberry, and how many bookings came through it. Totals only, never individual visitors.
• A QR code of your site to download for flyers and cards, a copy button for each address, and a proper preview with your name, words and photo when your site is shared.
• An away notice: a line at the top of every page of your site while you're on the road.

November 10, 2026

• Tour experts can share a journey on sale with a colleague. The colleague chooses whether to show it on their own site, where it says who leads it; the journey, its price and its dates stay the owner's, and the owner can stop sharing at any time.
• A booking now records which tour expert's site the traveller came through.

November 10, 2026

• A seventh layout for tour expert sites, Expedition: a full-screen photo slideshow under a see-through menu with a handwritten title, a big cut-out photo beside your highlights, journeys as route maps on a warm band, a photo behind your invitation, and travellers' words in cards.
• New sections for every layout: highlights with icons, a row of quote cards with the traveller's photo, more photos in the opening as a slideshow, and a photo behind the invitation.

November 10, 2026

• Tour expert sites can also have their own subdomain, such as edo.globeberry.springvibe.cafe, and a domain name of the tour expert's own, such as www.edotravel.com. The tour expert proves the domain is theirs with a DNS record; Globeberry then connects it.
• A new tour expert site starts with one button: Save address and start designing opens the layouts and feels straight away. Choosing a logo saves the address too. The site stays private until you show it.

November 10, 2026

• Tour experts can open a site of their own on Globeberry, such as globeberry.springvibe.cafe/edo, with their logo, colours, front page text and menu. It lists only their journeys, and where they have led travellers before.
• Booking from a tour expert's site continues on Globeberry, with a bar showing whose site you came from and a link back.
• Tour expert profiles can now list interests and links to their own website and social media.
• Tour experts design their front page on the page itself: click any text to type, click any photo to replace it, and add, move or remove sections such as a photo gallery, a photo with a story, a quote or an invitation.
• Six layouts to choose from (Classic, Gallery strip, Story, Mosaic, Full-screen photo and Split) and seven feels (Neutral, Calm, Warm, Hot, Lively, Focused and Elegant) that set the lettering, colours, sizes and corners. Colours are adjusted so text stays easy to read.
• Front page changes are kept as a draft while you work, and visitors see them only once you publish.

November 9, 2026

• A new Home page, opened from the Globeberry logo: photos, moments to look forward to, how it works, and the journeys on offer. Explore, Journeys and Plan a trip open without signing in.
• The browser's password box is gone. Sign in from the header: Face ID or fingerprint, a QR code, or a text message, each in its own window, with a switch to trust this device (30 days instead of 5). Register beside it asks for your number and name. Or sign in from a device where you already are: My account, My devices, Sign in another device, then scan the code; it works phone to computer and computer to phone.
• A new page under My account, My devices, puts signing in another device, Face ID and where you are signed in side by side; sign a device out or trust this one there.
• Admin desk: pages in a new order (Invites, Countries, Journeys, Bookings, Departures, Terms and conditions, Telemetry). Inviting a tour expert has its own page, Invites, first. Country information opens on the first country that has some filled in.
• Admin desk, Departures: one card per departure with date, journey, country and tour expert; the day programme and who is coming fold open; incidents read as a conversation with updates and Close, and reporting a new one sits apart below.
• Admin desk, Bookings: each booking is its own card with its transactions and its questions and answers. A service case's urgency (P1 to P4) sits beside the answer box, with what each level means on mouseover. The separate lists of service cases and questions are gone.
• Practical information on journey pages now shows, beside the text: the weather per month where the journey goes (temperature, rain, sunshine, with arrows to change the month), today's exchange rates from the euro, US dollar and Norwegian krone to the local currency, and a world map with the time zones of home and of the journey.
• A new Travel advice fold comes first under Practical information: the official advice for the country, and every stop of the journey that lies in a region with stricter advice.
• Explore opens faster: on our own streets map, with land and sea drawn all around the globe; relief shading loads only when you pick Terrain, and no longer shades the sea floor.
• My preferences: a new Generate my story card under the photo game. Our AI writes a few lines about you as a traveller from your pills and photo answers, again whenever you ask; it also shows under My profile, Settings.
• Journey maps: tapping a stop's photo on the zoomable map opens the same view as tapping its card in the itinerary, instead of a small label.
• Explore: the place card beside the map is as tall as what it holds, without empty space below.
• Explore, Journeys: pick several journeys at once to see all their routes on the map. A place's card has Show all journeys traveling through, which picks every journey that stops there.
• Explore: the travel advice zones (on or off, transparency, legend) moved from Search and filters into the map's layers button.
• Journey maps: tapping a stop's photo on the zoomable map opens its day in the itinerary and points out the stop, instead of a small label; tap its card there for the details.
• Journey days, in short: each stop's card shows how long it takes, one line per kind sums up the day (travel with each stretch's distance and the way of travelling, visits, meals, free time), and the hour-by-hour plan is folded until opened.
• Journey days, in short: each stop's card shows how long it takes, and one line per kind sums up the day (travel with each stretch's distance and the way of travelling, visits, meals, free time), without the hour-by-hour list.
• My account, My profile opens on Settings.

November 9, 2026

• Explore: the travel advice zones switch, legend and disclaimer moved from the map into Search and filters, so nothing covers the map.
• Journey maps: tapping a round photo that stands for several stops fans their photos out around it, instead of opening a list.

November 9, 2026

• Admin desk: each booking's questions and answers read as a chat that scrolls, with the answer box and Send under it, beside the transactions.
• Admin desk: a question that belongs to a booking is no longer listed a second time below the bookings.

November 9, 2026

• My places: flags collected are round, with the name when you hover or tap; provinces and states show as pills with a small flag.
• My places: Countries and Places sit side by side on wide screens.

November 9, 2026

• Explore: the map opens on relief shading as a globe, so countries show at their true size. Map layers switches to another style or to the flat map, and Explore remembers your choice.
• Explore: a picked journey shows its whole route, with a photo for each stop beside the route and the place names left readable.
• Explore: the picked journey opens from its own row in the list, instead of from a card over the map.
• Explore: the note about approximate zones no longer covers the map. It is still under Legend and details.
• Explore: the journey cards under the map are gone. The Journeys page has them all.

November 9, 2026

• The version number shows in the footer, with release notes for every version.
• When a newer version is live, a bar asks you to reload so you get it.

November 9, 2026

• On iPhone, notifications open as a sheet from the bottom.
• Smaller type and controls on phones, so more fits on screen.

November 9, 2026

• My account and the admin desk use soft cards, more space and two columns.
• Tour experts and admins can show journeys from other operators on the Explore map.

November 9, 2026

• Stricter sign-in: tour experts join only by invite link with a confirmed phone number.
• Tighter admin controls, privacy fixes and a safer release pipeline.

November 8, 2026

• Sign a phone in by scanning the QR code on your computer, then use Face ID.
• Invite a tour expert with a 15-minute link by SMS or WhatsApp.
• Zoomable journey map with stops as round photos and routes along the roads; terrain shading on travel maps; cards show the travel map.
• Explore: choose Places or Journeys, advice zones for all countries, folded filters.
• Market analysis: Find similar (AI) and a traveller profile filter, also on Explore.
• Admins: AI first drafts of country information, booking history beside its conversation, visits including staff.

November 8, 2026

• The admin desk has tabs: Countries (with AI country information drafts), Bookings, Telemetry and Journeys.
• My preferences: the photo game sits beside the pills.

November 8, 2026

• A photo swipe game sets your travel preferences, and AI writes a short paragraph about you as a traveller.
• Practical information per country, shown with every journey there.
• Travel advice colour zones on the public map, with a disclaimer.

November 8, 2026

• Add another phone with a QR code.
• A travel map for each journey: the whole country, the route in curves, nights and highlights.
• Journey facts: physical rating, minimum age, themes and CO2.
• Tour experts can edit the version on sale, except what travellers chose and paid for.
• Tour leader is now called Tour expert; My journey is folded into Journeys.

November 8, 2026

• An Analysis page puts the market beside our own journeys (tour experts and admins).
• A country switched off is hidden from staff too, at once.

November 8, 2026

• Journeys has tabs for favourites, shared with me, my trips, imported and booked, with photo cards.
• The public sees a country only when admins offer it and a tour expert operates it.
• Account layout fixes, slideshow cross-fade and a fixed-size photo viewer.

November 8, 2026

• My account: profile, passport, settings, preferences, and your places on a world map with flags and continents.
• Journey page: place popups, slideshow and photo viewer, still map, richer days.

November 8, 2026

• Staff can view the site as a visitor, traveller or tour expert.
• Theme button, flag language switch and one left-aligned layout on every page.
• Brochure-style journey cards and a journey page with gallery, facts and day-by-day plans.

November 8, 2026

• Notifications, traveller details, operations, briefings, incidents and finance for running departures.
• Place card icons, map layers including satellite, and a menu that shows where you are.
• 442 new catalogue places from open sources; 38 wrong countries fixed.

November 7, 2026

• Book and pay for journeys (sandbox payments), with contracts and refunds.
• Trip stories, place marks and UNESCO World Heritage labels.

November 7, 2026

• Import a Polarsteps trip from a share link.
• Choose a theme: light, dark and two more styles.

November 7, 2026

• Tour experts upload tracks (GPX, KML, FIT, Polarsteps export and more) and build journeys from them.
• Share a trip read-only by phone number.

November 7, 2026

• Trip proposals show as a route map.

November 7, 2026

• Accounts, saved trips and the Compose studio with AI proposals and reports.
• A full-window Explore page.

November 7, 2026

• Sign in with Face ID or Touch ID on phone and laptop.
• A new place search.

November 7, 2026

• Explore places on the map, with the Dutch government's travel advice.