Time off planner

Stretch PTO into longer trips.

Toggle the holidays your office gives you, type in the PTO you have left, then add the places you want and the trips already on the books. Arriv ranks the open windows on one year calendar. Ten days goes further than it looks once the holidays do some of the work.

10 PTO days, US holidays, wishlist Japan and Mexico. Open windows in under a minute.

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What you get back

10 PTO · US federal holidays · Japan + Mexico · wedding Jun 12–15

A sample year with 10 PTO days. Your sister's wedding blocks mid-June, so the open windows stretch the holidays and leave that weekend alone:

  • Winter holidays — 2–4 PTO around Christmas → New Year for a long stretch
  • Thanksgiving week — Wed–Fri PTO bridges into a 9-night window
  • Independence Day — Observed Friday 2026 — take adjacent days for a long weekend
  • Matched places — Japan and Mexico attach to windows where the season fits

How it works

Three steps, start to map

1

Toggle holidays you get

Pick your country, then check the national days you get off, including the ones observed on a Monday or Friday.

2

Add PTO, places, and plans

Enter the days you have left, the destinations on your list, and the trips already booked. A wedding weekend gets blocked out.

3

See open windows

Ranked stretches show what each one costs in PTO, which holidays it bridges, and a place that suits the season. Plan one in Arriv when you're ready.

Why Arriv

How the windows get ranked

The days your office gives you

Optional holidays stay switched off until you toggle them on, and the year matches the days your own office hands out.

Works around real life

A June wedding and a booked week in March stay blocked while the rest of the year gets ranked.

Wishlist meets calendar

Open windows pull from the places you want to go, matched to when the season works.

Hands off into Arriv

Saving needs an account. Planning a window opens the trip creator with the dates and the place filled in.

Questions

Frequently asked

Is this a yearly trip planner?
Yes. It ranks the open windows across a year, drawing on the PTO you have left, the holidays you get, and the trips already booked. Everything sits on one calendar, so you can see the year at once.
Do I need an account?
No. The planner runs in your browser, and you make an account when you want to save the year and come back to it later.
Does this book flights or create trips?
No. It ranks open windows, and “Plan this in Arriv” opens the trip creator with your dates and place already filled in, so you confirm from there.
Which countries are supported?
United States is fully covered for launch. United Kingdom and Canada holiday packs are available in setup.
What about company-specific holidays?
Toggle any national day off, then paint extra free or busy days onto the year calendar, or type them into the input strip.