Boarding passes hide in email
You saved the PDF once, then couldn’t find which inbox or attachment when the scanner was waiting.
Boarding pass PDF, hotel confirmation, cab pickup note, “meet at Gate 12” — send once to Tavi. When you’re rushing through the airport or a new city, ask in plain words.
For anyone whose trip lives in email, WhatsApp forwards, and a messy Downloads folder
Talk to Tavi on WhatsAppBookings arrive weeks early. You need them in a queue, on bad Wi‑Fi, or while someone asks “what’s the PNR?” — and the confirmation is buried.
You saved the PDF once, then couldn’t find which inbox or attachment when the scanner was waiting.
Address in a booking mail, check-in time in a chat, Wi‑Fi code on a photo you meant to keep. At midnight in a new city, none of them are easy.
Day plans, train times, and “meet at the café at 4” dissolve under trip photos and “where are you?” messages.
No trip binder app. Forward the booking once, add a short caption if you want, and ask when you’re already on the move.
Flight confirmation PDF, hotel voucher, train PNR screenshot, itinerary forward from a friend, or “driver picks up at 6:30 — Gate 3.”
Forward the PDF or screenshot, or type “Goa hotel — check-in 3pm, booking #8821.” Tavi confirms. Optionally set a reminder for check-in or cab time.
You don’t reorganize email folders. The scrap is parked. When the trip starts, you already know where to ask.
“Boarding pass Indigo”, “hotel address Goa”, “what’s our PNR?”, “cab pickup time.” Tavi answers from what you saved — and can resend the file or photo.
Trip scenarios — the saves you’d make before you leave home.
Fewer “wait, let me find the booking” moments when the line is already moving.
You dig email and Photos for the pass while others move ahead.
You ask Tavi for the boarding pass and forward what it resends.
Booking number and address are split across mail and chats.
You ask “Goa hotel” and get the details you saved.
Cab time lived only in your head until you overslept the window.
The WhatsApp reminder you set next to the trip note fires.
Boarding passes, hotel and homestay vouchers, train/bus PNRs, itinerary PDFs, pickup notes, and day-plan one-liners. A short caption (“Indigo return — 18 Mar”) makes asking later easier.
Tavi is not a travel agency or flight tracker — it’s your pocket copy of trip scraps you already handle on your phone.
Try one real thing from your day. Send it to Tavi. Ask for it later.
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