About Ticked Bucket List
You want to go. The arrangements have to work together.
Perhaps you want to be at a family celebration, take a holiday or visit somewhere you've missed. The journey, time there and trip home all affect how that experience might work.
Ticked Bucket List (TBL) helps you work through those choices, particularly when pain, fatigue, mobility or changing capacity makes it harder to know what is realistic in advance.
The work TBL does
Make the travel decisions easier to see and work through.
You can find flights, hotels and attractions elsewhere. TBL focuses on how those individual choices affect one another, and what you can do when the first version of a trip does not quite fit.
Start with what matters
Keep the reason for going in view. The ceremony, visit or experience can matter more than fitting everything else into the day.
Look at the whole experience
Consider the journeys, walking, waiting, places to rest, money, people helping, the return and what happens afterwards.
Choose what to keep or change
Compare a working version with a practical alternative. Keep unanswered questions visible until the right provider or person confirms them.
Why this is different
One booking can change the rest of the trip.
A hotel further from the venue may make short breaks less useful. An early flight may affect how much you want to arrange that evening. A companion's offer to help may need confirming before you depend on it.
TBL helps you ask those questions together—not simply add a generic reminder to pace yourself.
A reliable way to leave the venue may be necessary. Staying until the end might be a preference. The two should not be treated the same.
A hotel's accessibility, an airline's assistance or a provider's cancellation terms need direct confirmation before they become part of the plan.
A shorter day is not automatically better. Your own priorities, costs and relationships determine which trade-offs are acceptable.
Who it is for
You don't need to describe yourself by a diagnosis.
Our particular focus is travel when chronic pain, fatigue, changing function or recovery needs affect what feels doable. You may already travel regularly, be returning after a break, or be planning with someone whose needs differ from yours.
Some visitors only need an answer to one practical question. Others need help joining several decisions into one workable plan. TBL is not a general booking agency or an all-purpose itinerary generator.
A question can have more than one reasonable answer
One person may keep the full programme because an evening event is the most important part. Another may protect the morning activity and leave the evening optional. TBL makes the implications clearer; the traveller chooses.
Ways to use TBL
Start with only the help you need.
The free tools can be enough. The paid options are for different levels of work; there is no required sequence.
Free Mini-Check
Six questions to identify what deserves attention first. No login or payment.
Use the free checkFree Trip Load Scan
Look at how the parts of a particular visit, day out or trip may add up.
Scan one tripNeed to keep a plan or ask for a written review?
Compare the reusable US$69 Starter Kit with the application-first US$395 Trip Decision Review. Neither is a required next step.
Compare your optionsLooking for an answer rather than a tool? Visit the Resources library or browse Destination Fit Guides.
Who founded TBL
Clinical experience shaped the questions, not a medical service.
Dr Timothy Murithi Mwiti is a pain specialist, anaesthesiologist and university lecturer. His previous aeromedical work also informs the way TBL looks at preparation, connected travel demands, contingencies and the journey home.
The practical value is in the questions: Can someone leave independently? Is a place to rest actually available? What does a change in one booking do to the rest of the day?
That background does not turn TBL into a clinical consultation. The Founder page explains the connection and links to independent professional records.
Meet Dr Mwiti and check the sourcesClear boundaries
Trip fit is not medical fitness to travel.
TBL supports planning decisions. It does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, assess individual medical fitness, give medical clearance, provide emergency care, book travel or guarantee accessibility or provider arrangements.
Those questions belong to the appropriate clinician, provider, insurer or authority. Important details should be verified directly before relying on them.
Where to check the details
- Clinical or medication questions: your treating clinician or pharmacist.
- Transport, access and assistance: the responsible provider.
- Insurance and entry rules: the relevant insurer or official authority.
One small starting point
Have an experience in mind?
You can start with the Free Mini-Check. Six questions, no account or payment, and a result on screen. If you already know what you need, use Start Here to choose a different route.