1. Booking request and availability check
You choose the trip, dates, and setup. Reiseathleten or the partner side checks whether the requested combination is actually available.
This page gives the practical overview: what happens before payment, how deposits and remaining balances can work, and why the exact payment path depends on the booking model of the trip.
This is the high-level flow most travellers care about before committing.
You choose the trip, dates, and setup. Reiseathleten or the partner side checks whether the requested combination is actually available.
After availability is confirmed, you receive the concrete next step. Depending on the booking model, that may be an invoice, a deposit request, or a host-side payment instruction.
Some bookings keep more of the payment flow on Reiseathleten, while partner retreats may invoice the remaining balance directly through the host.
Not every trip exposes every option. The exact method is disclosed in the relevant booking step or invoice.
This remains a common path, especially when the booking first needs a confirmation step before the payment is due.
Certain bookings may offer a digital checkout or a clearly specified online payment path where this is disclosed operationally for that trip.
For partner retreats, the host may collect a remaining balance directly and disclose methods such as bank transfer, PayPal, cards, Wise, Revolut, or another clearly stated option.
These points matter more than any generic payment summary page.
If you want the next relevant layer, these are the most useful follow-up pages.
Use the practical refund page if you want the clearest split between Reiseathleten and partner-host responsibilities.
For trips operated by Reiseathleten itself, these organiser terms remain the decisive legal source.
For partner retreats, the marketplace terms explain the platform flow together with the host-side rules shown before booking.