Return flight plus shared accommodation per person.
The world is the search box.
Flyh searches broadly, understands what each holiday would be like and ranks the opportunities that deliver an unusually strong experience for their price and effort.
1. Discover possibilities
The engine searches flexible destinations, dates and trip lengths from Copenhagen. A cheap flight is only a candidate—not yet a recommendation.
2. Understand the holiday
Destinations can support several kinds of holidays at once. Flyh assesses traits such as culture, beaches, nightlife, nature, activities, relaxation and day-trip potential. Descriptive tags explain the result but do not determine whether a trip qualifies.
3. Match dates and duration
Seasonality is used to prevent obvious mismatches—such as selling a winter beach experience where the weather cannot support it. Weather informs the recommendation without automatically eliminating every adventurous or imperfect trip.
Journey effort matters more for a seven-day holiday than a three-week adventure. Long travel can still be part of the experience; it is explained and weighted rather than treated as a blanket rejection.
4. Price and rank the opportunity
The prototype’s core price combines return flights and shared accommodation per person. A 5,000 DKK escape, a 10,000 DKK adventure and a 17,000 DKK bucket-list trip can all earn a place when each is unusually strong at its level.
How unusual the opportunity appears for the destination and travel period.
Whether the dates support the experiences that make the destination attractive.
Whether the destination can genuinely sustain a 7, 14 or 21-day holiday.
Flight time, stops and the relationship between travel effort and holiday length.
The dream-destination and ‘I didn’t know that was possible’ effect.